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Settling the IQ tradie debate once and for all...
Settling the IQ tradie debate once and for all...
10-19-2020, 02:08 AM
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Originally Posted By numberguy12⏩
3.7 gpa in all mathematics for engineering. Maths/physics was the easiest part of my engineering degree. You probably just went to a low tier university lol. Goofball.I mean let’s be real, engineers are sort of the “tradies” of the science and mathematics landscape.
From personal experience....it was always easy to tell who the engineers were in a math class such as diff-eq, usually the ones struggling or who had no idea about the concepts, especially anything theoretical.
Usually when you are working in academia (unlike many engineers) you have advanced degrees etc.
Also the obligatory.......lol at IQ
From personal experience....it was always easy to tell who the engineers were in a math class such as diff-eq, usually the ones struggling or who had no idea about the concepts, especially anything theoretical.
Usually when you are working in academia (unlike many engineers) you have advanced degrees etc.
Also the obligatory.......lol at IQ
10-19-2020, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted By xbluexhawkx⏩
What the fuark does cooking have to do with academics? Chits not even remotely related lol.my roommate in college was premed and didnt know how to cook eggs lol
10-19-2020, 05:03 AM
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Originally Posted By xbluexhawkx⏩
yikes
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10-19-2020, 06:08 AM
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IQ over 150 yet tradie, wut due?
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10-19-2020, 06:56 AM
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Originally Posted By ImKickingItBrah⏩
da fuk is this red noise. No one cares.3.7 gpa in all mathematics for engineering. Maths/physics was the easiest part of my engineering degree. You probably just went to a low tier university lol. Goofball.
If you have a question about mathematics......for the love of everything ask a mathematician (someone who knows the subject).
If you have a question about physics, ask a physicist (an actual scientist).
Heck on this board whenever probability/scientific questions etc come up, observe the answers from people claiming to be engineers vs posters with backgrounds in math/science, and note which seem to be more accurate (the latter).
Sure there are engineers who know their stuff. The above is just about trends. Note that engineers don’t tend to take math above the basics (typically up through calc 3, diff-eq, linear algebra....was done with this by what, freshman year undergrad?). Not much in the way of proof based mathematics. Sometimes books and courses have to get rid of the actually interesting theoretical components to cater to the engineers (“Differential equations for Engineering”). Contrast "Mathematical Statistics" with "Statistics for Engineering and the Sciences"...it's in the same vein as Business Calc (aka calc minus the interesting stuff).
Nah engineering is bent more on the practical and focused on the real world...it is a pretty common observation that they can be out of their element with mathematics- especially those who get a bachelors and move into some job (distanced from academia or doing much of any science or mathematics at all). I wouldn’t be surprised if many if not most of the engineers on this board, say in their 30s or 40s, remember little math and couldn’t do something like a double integral or basic ODE if put on the spot.
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10-19-2020, 07:43 AM
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Lmao if you think programmers and engineers aren’t tradies.
Programming is so easy to do, you could literally have any moron copy and paste code from the internet.
And engineers just lmao. What’s the last thing you engineered that helped the world. BRB I engineered the flesh light.
Just lmao
Programming is so easy to do, you could literally have any moron copy and paste code from the internet.
And engineers just lmao. What’s the last thing you engineered that helped the world. BRB I engineered the flesh light.
Just lmao
There is no they…
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broo
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Think of how dumb most people are, then imagine being a tradie and learning thatmore than 50% of people who are able to do your job are dumber than average, includingall the people who can't hold down a job at all.
Imagine the feels. Is it you? Even if you're not in the dumbest half of your trade, there's still decent odds that you're in the bottom half of humanity.
broo
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Think of how dumb most people are, then imagine being a tradie and learning thatmore than 50% of people who are able to do your job are dumber than average, includingall the people who can't hold down a job at all.
Imagine the feels. Is it you? Even if you're not in the dumbest half of your trade, there's still decent odds that you're in the bottom half of humanity.
broo
tuhl
Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
10-19-2020, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted By OnlyHope⏩
You can't even not dress like a *******. And you are indian. Lol at thinking you mog anyoneLMAO I'm a mechatronics engineer (mainly electrical) and we mog tradies to oblivion.
just lol @ tradies srs
just lol @ tradies srs
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It also states that High School teachers are well above average intelligence so I'm not sure sure about this one. Also salesmen being above tradies is just flat out wrong. I'm an engineer who supervises tradies and I can tell you that the ability to actually understand stuff in tradies is miles ahead of sales people lmao.
Originally Posted By Cinderblock⏩
Becoming a tenured professor nowadays doesn't require the highest IQ, it requires that you are both smart and dumb enough to internalize the current world view and recite it when necessary. Maybe 1 standard deviation above average. Any dumber and you'll forget something, any smarter and you'll realize that nothing makes sense and your conscience stops you. The only genius professors in modern universities are complete psychopaths who are capable of recognizing the lies but repeating them anyway, and are very dangerous. Luckily they are not that common, and most academics are of average to slightly above average intelligence.Well technically college professors are retired or currently in whichever field they teach, and a lot of them are PhDs that write books or do research in said fields of expertise.
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Originally Posted By ChrisLS8⏩
You can't even not dress like a *******. And you are indian. Lol at thinking you mog anyone
lol @ tradies srs
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Originally Posted By LogOutBrah⏩
Lol at thinking tradies don't need to use trig and calc all the time in their line of work.Keep coping basementcel
Thanks for your input, you frauding fat slampig-Sirfapsalot '20
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Originally Posted By xbluexhawkx⏩
yikes
Honestly any list that puts social sciences ahead of natural sciences is suspect.yikes
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Originally Posted By numberguy12⏩
da fuk is this red noise. No one cares.
If you have a question about mathematics......for the love of everything ask a mathematician (someone who knows the subject).
If you have a question about physics, ask a physicist (an actual scientist).
Heck on this board whenever probability/scientific questions etc come up, observe the answers from people claiming to be engineers vs posters with backgrounds in math/science, and note which seem to be more accurate (the latter).
Sure there are engineers who know their stuff. The above is just about trends. Note that engineers don’t tend to take math above the basics (typically up through calc 3, diff-eq, linear algebra....was done with this by what, freshman year undergrad?). Not much in the way of proof based mathematics. Sometimes books and courses have to get rid of the actually interesting theoretical components to cater to the engineers (“Differential equations for Engineering”). Contrast "Mathematical Statistics" with "Statistics for Engineering and the Sciences"...it's in the same vein as Business Calc (aka calc minus the interesting stuff).
Nah engineering is bent more on the practical and focused on the real world...it is a pretty common observation that they can be out of their element with mathematics- especially those who get a bachelors and move into some job (distanced from academia or doing much of any science or mathematics at all). I wouldn’t be surprised if many if not most of the engineers on this board, say in their 30s or 40s, remember little math and couldn’t do something like a double integral or basic ODE if put on the spot.
If you have a question about mathematics......for the love of everything ask a mathematician (someone who knows the subject).
If you have a question about physics, ask a physicist (an actual scientist).
Heck on this board whenever probability/scientific questions etc come up, observe the answers from people claiming to be engineers vs posters with backgrounds in math/science, and note which seem to be more accurate (the latter).
Sure there are engineers who know their stuff. The above is just about trends. Note that engineers don’t tend to take math above the basics (typically up through calc 3, diff-eq, linear algebra....was done with this by what, freshman year undergrad?). Not much in the way of proof based mathematics. Sometimes books and courses have to get rid of the actually interesting theoretical components to cater to the engineers (“Differential equations for Engineering”). Contrast "Mathematical Statistics" with "Statistics for Engineering and the Sciences"...it's in the same vein as Business Calc (aka calc minus the interesting stuff).
Nah engineering is bent more on the practical and focused on the real world...it is a pretty common observation that they can be out of their element with mathematics- especially those who get a bachelors and move into some job (distanced from academia or doing much of any science or mathematics at all). I wouldn’t be surprised if many if not most of the engineers on this board, say in their 30s or 40s, remember little math and couldn’t do something like a double integral or basic ODE if put on the spot.
Originally Posted By Travis99⏩
Lmao if you think programmers and engineers aren’t tradies.
Programming is so easy to do, you could literally have any moron copy and paste code from the internet.
And engineers just lmao. What’s the last thing you engineered that helped the world. BRB I engineered the flesh light.
Just lmao
Programming is so easy to do, you could literally have any moron copy and paste code from the internet.
And engineers just lmao. What’s the last thing you engineered that helped the world. BRB I engineered the flesh light.
Just lmao
Originally Posted By ChrisLS8⏩
You can't even not dress like a *******. And you are indian. Lol at thinking you mog anyone
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Originally Posted By ChrisLS8⏩
Lol at thinking tradies don't need to use trig and calc all the time in their line of work.
Keep coping basementcel
Keep coping basementcel
lol @ tradies srs
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Originally Posted By ChrisLS8⏩
That's already baked into the data. See "exc. carpenters", they need like another three IQ points to keep up.Lol at thinking tradies don't need to use trig and calc all the time in their line of work.
Nah, fukk that. I’m not doing that.
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Originally Posted By GlassMoon⏩
https://vocaroo.com/17vgS1QcuDMFFkn loling @ tradies rn srs
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Originally Posted By ChrisLS8⏩
You can't even not dress like a *******. And you are indian. Lol at thinking you mog anyone
You tradies would have us all in high-Vis clothes, can't a brah ride his bike with his slaying threads on?
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Originally Posted By xbluexhawkx⏩
tradie detected∫∫ Mathematics crew ∑∑
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10-19-2020, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted By ChrisLS8⏩
Lol at thinking tradies don't need to use trig and calc all the time in their line of work.
Keep coping basementcel
Keep coping basementcel
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Originally Posted By OnlyHope⏩
You DONT eat better than me, I'll bet on that copecelAwww someone is mad
Keep eating your poverty dinners ******* lol
Keep eating your poverty dinners ******* lolThanks for your input, you frauding fat slampig-Sirfapsalot '20
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lol @ tradies srs
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This sounds about right. Electrical engineer, iq 148
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