>mfw non engineers are literally the plebs of STEM. Why

>>7781831
Not everyone was born with both high IQs and extroverted personalities.

Some people are just destined to be plebs and lab monkeys.

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>>7781835

>mfw he fell for the high iq meme

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>study engineering
>never get an understanding of condensed matter physics, CPU design, superconductors, lasers, tunneling microscopes, crystallography, lithography, ultra-capacitors, thermoplastic elastomers and electroactive polymers

lol

>>7781898
kek, with the obvious exception of SS specific research engineers cover those in far, far more depth.
>CPU design, superconductors
EEs and CompEs understand that far better.
>, lasers, tunneling microscopes,
I'll give you that.
>crystallography,
Engies study material science from 1st year way ahead of any other discipline. Only analytical chemists and very specialized physicists would know more about the field than the average engineer.
>lithography,
Who the fuck do you think developed modern ICs?
>ultra-capacitors,
EEs again.
>thermoplastic elastomers and electroactive polymers
ChemEs understand far more and developed this entire field including the modern thermo and stat. mech. models.

>>7781920
>CPU design, superconductors
>EEs and CompEs understand that far better.

nope. experimental physics does this in 3rd year.

>>7781928
He does baby background physics you scrub. He doesn't understand how to build modern CPUs from logic circuits with modern IC technology.

He doesn't even understand reaction-diffusion PDE models unless he took transfer process classes.