/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.1724476]

Scientists vs Engineers.
Gogogo.

[Anonymous No.1724483]

Nonono

[Anonymous No.1724492]

A bridge, fuckers. And a motherfucking jet plane.

[Anonymous No.1724499]

Both are crucial, you can't practically have one without the other.

Pic very related.

[Anonymous No.1724509]

Engineering is the conjuction of science and art, the beauty of science becomes real thanks to engineers (see aerodynamics, plane design, etc), while engineering is not a science itself, some engineering groups share the same knowledge of a physicist or mathematician (aerospace eng, mech eng, etc). 'Engineers just apply formulas without knowing what they mean' is a myth.

>Engineering
>Any company I want
>100k starting

[Anonymous No.1724519]

>>1724476
Scientists and engineers need each other to fight off the swarm of artsy retards (aka Public Library Card Holders).

[Anonymous No.1724559]

>>1724519
>Public library
WHAT'S THIS I DON'T EVEN

captcha: awkward fichead
lol.

[Anonymous No.1724569]

>>1724559

[Anonymous No.1724584]

I believe both are exceptionally valuable to society, but engineers have the upper hand because they actually apply the shit. Without scientists there would be no engineers though.

[Anonymous No.1724600]

Engineering is in my opinion a form of science. Grouping all of science would require the inclusion of applied sciences, also science can be done with minimal technology in many fields and only require more tech for more specific research, made using knowledge from other fields of science.

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>>1724622
Hollywood makes science look retarded.

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>>1724603

I don't get that one. Scientists don't get into Hollywood?

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>>1724628
>>1724631
>>1724636
someone is shoop-happy!

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[Anonymous No.1724660]

I'd rather have the best of both worlds by being a scientist and engineer.

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>>1724519
butthurt much?

[Anonymous No.1724693]

>>1724678
No, why would I be?

[Anonymous No.1724691]

>>1724519
I propose an alliance of awesomeness

Thanks scientists, keep making those discoveries and I'll apply it for you into real life. Whether its the next super computer, your next car, or your new office block.

Much love,
Signed,
The Engineers.

[Anonymous No.1724711]

>>1724691
Dear Engineers,
Proposal more than accepted. We'll continue the research so you guys can apply it. Keep up the awesome work.
Sincerely,
A Scientist
PS I'll need that upgrade soon.

[Anonymous No.1724728]

And let it be known on this day, a mighty alliance was formed

[Anonymous No.1724741]

>>1724711
Dear Scientists,
Upgrade pending discovery of new element to overcome limitations of current transistors in semi-conductors. Awaiting your next awesome discovery.
Signed.
The Engineers

[Anonymous No.1724751]

>>1724741
Dear Engineers,
Psyche! You guys are fucking faggots.
-Scientists

[Anonymous No.1724754]

>>1724751
not a real scientist

[Anonymous No.1724759]

>>1724751
Dear Engineers,
The loser who posted above does not represent scientist as he is only a troll.
Thanks for your understanding,
The Scientists

[Anonymous No.1724765]

>>1724741
Dear Engineers,
Don't let that impostor, >>1724751, persuade you from this alliance. He is a humanities major that is here to undermine all that we achieved together.
Sincerely,
A Scientist

[Anonymous No.1724787]

I don't think it's really an us vs them thing. I'm an Engineer myself but I like to think of myself as a pseudoscientist, as I deal with a relatively "pure" area (fluid mechanics). By the same extension, some scientists work close to the realms of engineering, for example chemists who make the jump over to chemical engineering.

I welcome both. Much better than artfags.

[Anonymous No.1724795]

>>1724787
Then a toast to the alliance!
Kudos and beer, cheers.

[Anonymous No.1724819]

>>1724795
Cheers brother, to the many wins we will share against the scourge of artfags.

[Anonymous No.1725061]

You watch too much ΣΚΑΪ.

[Anonymous No.1725088]

Science 'VS' Engineering.
This 'VS' means nothing bad.

Fellow engineers and friendly scientists, let's all work together for a better world. For we are all allies in all of this, and let's face it; we are awesome.

Also, I like music.

- An Engineer

[Anonymous No.1725094]

>>1725088
Good now get me that coffee before you go back repairing cars or whatever you do.

A scientist

[Anonymous No.1725113]

>>1725094
Dear 'scientist'

how is high school going this semester?

regards,
>ohyou.jpg

[Anonymous No.1725129]

>>1724476
>>1724476

Scientists study basic science. Engineers apply that knowledge to build stuff. Both are needed.

Try building a radio without knowing anything about electromagnetism.

[Anonymous No.1725158]

I haven't read any post in this thread, but both are very much needed. Scientists will do research to actually introduce the knowledge about everything, but that information won't get anywhere on its own. Engineers are needed to take that information and actually apply it to the real world to make products.

For example, chemists might create a new product, but chemical engineers are needed to actually get it done and mass produce it.

[Anonymous No.1725188]

>>1724741
Dear Engineer,
Crossbar latch circuits are being tested.

Wait, why am I telling you this?

Signed,
a Scientist

[Anonymous No.1725444]

Let's have lunch now, everyone.

[Anonymous No.1725614]

Scientists and Engineers,
We can work together without acting like retarded hippies.
Signed,
High School Student

[Anonymous No.1725676]

>>1725188
Dear Scientist,
I think you're telling me this as a way of apologizing for taking so goddamn long. It's OK. We don't mind. Enjoy your 24-core chip while you "test" cross-bar latch circuits.
Courtesy of,
Yours Truly,
The Engineers

[Anonymous No.1725685]

Oh, Engineering. Where the noble semi-skilled laborers execute the vision of those who think and dream... Hello Oompa Loompas of science!

[Anonymous No.1725692]

>implying the engineers or scientists in this thread will have anything to do with real-world advancements in their respective field. Enjoy being number monkeys.

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>>1724519
>>1724559

Where the fuck else am I supposed to read books? For free?

>sfurying engineering

[Anonymous No.1725703]

>>1725685
Hello Mr. Wonka!
Next time you do you "science", make sure to do it on graph paper and a lead pencil. No calcs allowed. Have fun Archimedes!

[Anonymous No.1725709]

Dear Scientist,

It's lunchtime. Good luck without me. Try not to injure yourself too badly, don't forget to call emergency services if this happens. Yes I know, social interaction will be required for this phone call but don't worry, i'm sure you'll work it out (or die) >andnothingofvaluewaslost.jpg

See you after lunch.

regards,

Engineer

[Anonymous No.1725770]

Lets be realistic here, science and engineering are intrinsically linked. They not only thrive off each other but require each other. I hereby proclaim the Alliance of Awesomeness for people who have their heads screwed on the right way.