/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14801358
You literally have no idea what you're talking about.

>>14801358
>Today’s engineers have substituted mathematics for experiments,

wrong schizobot. learn the difference between mathematics, mathematical models, and metaphors.

>>14801358
t. has never seen an engineer

>>14801358
Todays engineers have substituted COAE in place of COAM because that is what works experimentally.

They just don’t comprehend that they are literally directly contradicting the “law” of conservation of angular momentum.

>>14801358
Go to google images and search “road layers”

If you have better ways to handle 80k lb trucks at a cost that scales comparably to what we have, feel free to suggest it

Today's engineers are all tech nerds who are gamers and dehumanize society with Big Tech

>>14801358
Roman roads would utterly melt under today's traffic load.

>>14804003
Some Roman roads still exist. How many modern ones will be around in 2000 years?

>>14804051
>Some Roman roads still exist
Probably because no one drives trucks on them.

>>14804051
Probably several because asphalt doesn't decompose. Roman roads lasted 2000 years because romans didn't have trucks.

>>14801358
Why can't schizos understand that the numbers on paper are describing reality, not some random alternate universe?
Are they unironically stupid? Do their brains have lower cognitive functioning compared to the average person's?

>>14804063
Asphalt may not decompose but I don’t know where you are living but if the roads aren’t re done every ten years or so, they start falling apart here.

>>14801482
>Todays engineers have substituted COAE in place of COAM because that is what works experimentally.
Sure idiot: engineers use one equation while thinking they are using another one. All of them. Without any of them ever noticing. LOL.

>They just don’t comprehend that they are literally directly contradicting the “law” of conservation of angular momentum.
Yeah, sure: all engineers don't really have a clue what they are doing and yet they somehow get things to work. That makes sense...

Sounds much more likely to me that a random retard on 4chan has no fucking clue what he is talking about.

>>14801482
>Todays engineers have substituted COAE in place of COAM because that is what works experimentally.
Sure idiot: engineers use one equation while thinking they are using another one. All of them. Without any of them ever noticing. LOL.

>They just don’t comprehend that they are literally directly contradicting the “law” of conservation of angular momentum.
Yeah, sure: all engineers don't really have a clue what they are doing and yet they somehow get things to work. That makes sense...

Sounds much more likely to me that a random retard on 4chan has no fucking clue what he is talking about.

Asphalt roads are the best road system we have designed so far. Fast, cheap, and easy to construct. Nearly 100% recyclable, reduces the stress put in cars and people while also reducing roadside debris.
Ancients roads were great for the time, but they are entirely unsuitable for the demands we have of roads for today.
As others have said, those ancient roads would be long gone if they had to endure the stresses of modern vehicles.

>>14804409
Okay, perhaps you are right. But 2000 years is a long time, you have to give the Romans credit for that.

Also angular momentum is still not conserved, so modern engineers do have delusions.

>>14804397
You are going to run away with your tail between your legs as soon as you read rebuttal number 16 because you are just another fucking zombie like all engineers: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/357302312_Rebuttals

>>14804475
>But 2000 years is a long time, you have to give the Romans credit for that.
Lots of constructions made of stone and earth can last 2000 years. Go outside to any stone, and it has likely been there for thousands of years.

>>14804585
Angular momentum is still not conserved.