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STEM hierarchy:
Surgery > engineering > biotechnology > medicine > other life-sciences > statistics > pure math > theoretical physics > other hard sciences > CS > **power gap** > programming and codemonkeys > IT

>> No.12197976

>>12197969
>CS > **power gap** > programming and codemonkeys > IT
what makes them different?
also good intro stats book for people that know very little stats but multi variable calculus?

>> No.12197990

>>12197976
http://libgen.rs/book/index.php?md5=09D5A1D03B18241F0562DCE9BA03B670

>> No.12198015

>>12197976
CS is like chemistry while programming is like cooking. Cooks rely on chemistry, but they don't actually understand chemistry

>> No.12198043

>>12197969
yeah keep coping with these threads. The only thing that matters is IQ

>> No.12198091

Surgery is mid wit medical.

Even robots can do it.

>> No.12198407

>>12197969
Surgery is a lot of fun, a bit of memorization, but very high liability if something goes wrong and when there's a wimpy medical student helping out a exploratory laparoscopy you can bet there's going to be need for the occasional transfusion. I like the stress I witnessed, much like in the middle of summer everyone's walking around, then sudden thunderstorm and everyone starts sprinting lol

>> No.12198415

>programming and codemonkeys
code monkey here. make 260k working at (((large tech company))). your hierarchy is dog shit.

>> No.12198510

>>12197969
Real Stem Hierarchy:
Surgery = engineering = biotechnology = medicine = other life-sciences = statistics = pure math = theoretical physics = other hard sciences = CS = programming and codemonkeys = IT

All are Necessary.

>> No.12198519

>>12198510
You aren't necessary

>> No.12198532

>>12198015
best analogy of CS vs coding I've heard

>> No.12198549

Medicine isn't STEM or is this a meme I don't know about?

>> No.12198553

>>12198519
My dick is necessary in your moms ass.
>>12198549
Science Technology Engineering Medicine. It turns out Math isn't STEM.

>> No.12198588

>>12198553
Math [math]\approx[/math] Engineering

>> No.12198627

>>12198415
>ooohhahhahhhh i codemonkey i get thrown money bananas

>> No.12198727

Shout how opressed you are >>>>STEM

>> No.12198740

>>12198043
>IQ
Ask me how I know you're a brainlet

>> No.12198746

>>12198519
That's what you're dad said while prepping for a vacation

>> No.12198867

>>12198043
Wrong

>> No.12198871
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>>12198415
Sure, whatever you say.

>> No.12198874

>>12198553
M is for math. Medicine is Technology.

>> No.12200214

>>12198874
I know, that was the joke.

>> No.12201022

>>12197969
What’s the best field to go into if you DONT want to work for a corporation profiting off the abuse of humanity & planet earth?

>> No.12201265

Unsure if I should pursue a stats master or a second BS in engineering or CS. It seems that most stats masters go on to DS or actuarial work and from what I've read, DS is better pursued through a CS degree.
Engineering seems cool but I've never been very good at building things.

>> No.12201312

>>12201022
The field outside your house

>> No.12201333

>>12201312
I live by the water though homie

>> No.12201668

>>12198015
>>12198532

Not really, the gap between chemistry and cooking is astronomical. Not that huge for CS/programming.

>> No.12201696

>>12197969
lmao surgeons are no more expert than your local butcher.

>> No.12201699

>>12201312
based and farmpilled

>> No.12201740

>>12198015
keep telling yourself that

>> No.12202245

>>12197969
>Surgery
Please stop. You med students are ruining this board. Doctors typically have a high school understanding of biology and remedial understanding of math. Why do you insist on pretending you are scientists?

>> No.12202304

>>12202245
>>12202245
>Why do you insist on pretending you are scientists?
you should ask that from all of the codemonkeys and engineers running around here