/sci/ - Science & Math

>implying that engineers and scientists don't work in symbiosis
>implying that engineers don't use scientific method to refine their designs.

we may not discover new, groundbreaking basics, but they still contribute to technological progress by optimizing and adapting findings into real-world applications.

That laser thing? Nice toy to study quantum-mechanics. And now you find it in every DVD player, fiber optic lines, anti-missle-rayguns etc.

engineering = applied science.

>Go to gamefaqs.
>Civ 5 message board
>Topic about a Canadian civilization in game
>people say the following
>"Conscription wouldn't be allowed, and instead you'd get volunteers."

Like I mean honestly, we fucking learned about all your wars.

>First day at Waterloo.
>Ask kid next to me how much he paid for his books.
>He said about 950 dollars. He then asked me.
>I said zero. Internet gives it out for free.
>He tells me to enjoy hell, and promptly walks up and sits down at the front of the class.

>>1594543
>mfw saging is same as not posting

>Remember when /sci/ had intelligent discussion?
>I do.
A lot of trolls in this board are quite intelligent, I could tell because of the number of people who get trolled by them, their knowledge of terminology and concepts and the methods displayed.

So it has intelligent discussions, but it's pretty in-between the lines if you can stand a not so straight non-bookworm-like sophomore-humor aproach.

> -1 = -1*(-1)

>I myself prefer radians, much easier to quickly visualize in your head.

>without using the ^

My face when I learned that.