/sci/ - Science & Math

But I don't want to be a scientist.

Out of curiosity... what y'all got against engineers???

DID SOMEBODY SAY ENGINEER.

UK student here. I withdrew from my chemistry course for a few reasons (chose a bad university, too few hours with tutors and found that my skills are more appropriate for a course heavy in maths/physics) and I want to study either physics or engineering.

I got A*A*AA at A level in physics, maths, chemistry and further maths respectively and want to decide one a course. I've got a year now to refine my physical and mathematical knowledge and though I'm good in both fields I find that I'm strongest with maths.

I don't want to study pure mathematics because I like physics but I want a maths heavy subject. Which course tends to have the most maths/strongest foundations in maths: physics or engineering?

http://www.kidzworld.com/forums/express-your-faith

>this is what american children actually believe

Because engineers would rather get shit done than waste their time on idle musings and talk.

>11 Phds
>any team I want
>200 metal starting

>>2906256
"Pure" scientists lack the inspiration and creativity to apply their discoveries. They lack the resourcefulness to make anything useful of... well, anything. If it weren't for society, they would die because they would be too concerned with modeling the migration and behavior of the animal herds to actually go out and kill one for dinner.

GOD EXISTS

PROVE ME WRONG

>>2634391
Fuck year.

Hey /sci/, in highschool now, seriously considering mechanical engineering as a future career. You guys got anything to persuade/deter me from taking this path?

why you guys always making fun of engis?

/sci/ is fucked.

nothing but athiests/trolls spouting their science philosophy and logic crap while legitimately interesting science gets pushed to page 30. And you let all practicality go about 3 years ago, then bitch about engineers who know how to apply scientific concepts because it violates your concepts of science philosophy and they make money while you talk about logical fallacies and suck Dawkin's dick.

/sci/, pull your heads out of your asses.

>>1978418

Hey /sci/, I recently graduated this summer from UC Berkley with a major in Molecular Engineering and Physics. I truly don't understand why you all despise the field of engineering so much. To be honest, most engineers, like myself, improve ideas and theories while making them more vital to the scientific community. It is actually proven that many scientists and mathematicians tend to plagiarize many of my heroes' and idol's esteemed discoveries.

of course!

>11 PhDs in hard sciences
>any team I want
>200 metal starting

I'll do it for free!!

Hey, /sci/. How many years does it take to get an engineering degree in your country?

Just try building a sentry with your science!

What's going on in here?

I think Engineer is a pretty cool guy, eh erects dispensers and doesn't afraid on anything

yo engineers,

is nanotechnology gonna be the next big thing any time soon? I'm wondering if i should major in something like it in case lots of jobs open up in the near future

>>1197220
Dont forget about me