/sci/ - Science & Math

"I told ya not to touch that darn thing."

The Engineer

Yesterday, some retard kept telling me that science and the scientific method define logic. The poster kept telling me that logic only exists in the realm of the scientific method and that any disciplines that don't use the scientific method are illogical. Is this a view that /sci/ holds or was the poster just retarded?

>>2709173
>Giving presentation on "Modern Liquid Chromatography"
>has to google the word "audience"

Eh...

> Implying Japan isn't worse than Ukraine
> Implying this isn't a Troll thread
> Implying that I am from /v/
> Implying that forum has become another /b/
> Implying that I might have to say here
> Implying that I most probably won't
> Implying that you read all of this
> Implying that this is the only post I'll make
> Implying that Godzilla is currently attacking Japan
> Implying that this is the end

>>2671409
Ahh.....shit.

>>2655567
Would you say...
They solve...
Practical problems?

You hate what you are afraid/jealous of.

>>2268619
Problem?

What does /sci/ have against Engineering? Scientists study the world, engineers create it by the scientists' knowledge. Should be bros right?

This would fall within the purview of your conundrums of philosophy

This happened yesterday.

>Friend: What is that?
>Professor: It's a distance meter.
>Friend: But what does it measure?

>Prof. face when

>>1816016

As much as I think the premise of that thread is silly, an attitude like that would have gotten humanity nowhere.

"Aqueducts? Pah! If nature wanted our water filtered and traveling to us from far away, it would've happened by now!"

>>1795456

>majored in Engineering
>any dick I want
>300 dicks starting

>>1165327

>>1132377
I am...

I solve, practical problems...