>engineers
>knowing math and physics
Pick one.
>>7919536
So I guess the gorilla meme actually settled with /sci/ ? Fucking kill me.
Better than meme frog
>>7919574
No.
>physicists
>knowing maths
pick one
>>7919536
>anyone
>knowing anything
pick (-1)^0.5
>>7919536
>mathematicians
>knowing math
Pick one. Mathematicians only know their own highly specialized area of research. An algebraic geometry PhD can't tell you shit about research level graph theory.
>>7919896
a) It's the same with all other fields.
b) Who does know math then?
>>7919546
There's one fucking person forcing this meme
>>7919887
pick +i or -i ???
>>7919975
how the fuck could it be -i
>>7919536
I pick knowing math and physics
>>7919574
>>7919992
do you think -i is not a square root of -1?
(-i)*(-i) = -1
>>7919992
>He doesn't know about complex congugates
>>7919992
Found the engineer
>>7919992
Son.
You guys always hate on the engineers, but the way I see it, engineers are the ones who build cool stuff. Y'all just jelly, it's like the nerds vs. jocks thing.
>>7920315
>spend you day in a cubicle making incremental improvements on one of your company's products when not filling in spreadsheets and check compliance with boring standards
No thanks, I'll stick with expanding the frontier of human knowledge.
>>7920348
Gotta learn some English first.
>>7920354
Sorry, it is my fourth language after all.
>>7920315
engineers don't build any of the cool things used by physicists.
>>7920022
BRUTAL
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>>7919536
>tfw a French engineer knows more math than an American math major
>>7920378
ou êtes-vous mes salopes
>>7920427
là mon chou
>>7919536
At undergrad level nobody knows anything you poor thing, it's all close enough, which is why an engineering undergrad can easily get accepted to a physics grad program, and vice versa for a physics undergrad.
Beyond that, an engineering undergrad can probably outscore a math undergrad in some math problems given time constraints, a math undergrad can solve anything an engineer undergrad faces, it's just that they are trained with specific set of tools for a specific set of problems which makes them quite efficient in those problems.
>>7920471
Also, go check who oliver heavside is, and check who are the most influential people in Aerodynamics field, I'll give you a hint, it's not physicists.
>>7920475
Go make up for your inferiority somewhere else. I heard plumbers are in demand lately.
>>7920481
>I heard plumbers are in demand lately.
Not really, even when they are, we can easily solve that problem by bringing in illegal immigrants. Cheap labour and helps evade law inforcements, mediocre engineers are doomed to work as cashiers at mcdonalds.
>>7920471
>which is why an engineering undergrad can easily get accepted to a physics grad program
Wew mate
>an engineering undergrad can probably outscore a math undergrad in some math problems given time constraints
Almost had me
why do these threads exist?
>>7919975
>being this fucking retarded
exp(i*pi/4)
>>7920481
Lad, your post screams of insecurity which only comes from one thing: reality. Sorry you're doomed to make minimum wage.
>>7920565
>memeposting
Infantile posts only show how underage b& you are.
>>7920315
>the way I see it
