/sci/ - Science & Math

Right.

>>3137082
Jelly betafag, bow down before your superiors.

rofl, i'm a chemist i've had more sex than my engineering house mate, and i've had 2 threesomes [FFM] he has had none. I rent a house with a mechanical engineering friend of mine.

Your argument is invalid.

>89% of engineers lose their virginity in grade school

Yeah, to other male engineers. The remaining 11% are still in the closet

I've had two twosomes.

YOU JELLIE?

>>3137095
Fuck this made me laugh

>Lose their virginity while still in grade school

Homo sex doesn't count

>Have at least one FFM threesome

Just because two dudes pretend they're females doesn't make it true. I guess engineers take turns being the women

Scientists
> Study natual phenomena to better understand the universe.

Engineers
> Create things that never existed in nature.

They spell "naturally" with one 'l'.

>>3137077
Engineers are practical people. If a design works, good. If it doesn't, you need more duct tape. They also use math and physics to make estimates. Geting a rough idea of how the design should be put together is very helpful.

Scientist guess at how the world works and then test to see if their hypothesis is correct. If it doesn't work out, they come up with something else.

Engineers don't exclusively use science to come up with inventions. It takes a little trial and error to get things just right.

Scientist don't pick truth from nature because truth doesn't exist. It is all more or less an approximation of how people precieve the world.

>I do think the nobelprize in engieering is the best one aswell, oh wait....

everyone considering themselves engineers when in reality idiots,

>>3137077
does that picture suggest that engineers are the same as mechanics?

>mfw 79% of statistics are made up on the spot.

>>3137477
>Argument from Personal Incredulity

Aerospace Engineering is best engineering.