Engineers are just as smart as Physicist's

[@du4lstrik3]

Physicists have their heads in the clouds formulating theories. Engineers are down on the Earth making those theories become practical. Both complement each other and are equally important.

[@princesslemmy]

Some physicists do practical work. It's theoretical physicists that only do theory

[@alidurrani4645]

@@princesslemmy the ones that do the theory only consider themselves to be the superior ones

[@princesslemmy]

@@alidurrani4645 yea true

[@js0988]

And then the workers correct the engineers and makes it actually work in the real world.

[@du4lstrik3]

@@js0988 Nah workers don't do shit except follow engineering guidelines and make parts for cheap wage. If you didn't become a STEM major or don't have aspirations to do it, you failed at life imo.

[@isaacjohnson4123]

The usual method for the second question would be to use integration by parts twice, or a real engineer would just use the online integration calculator.

[@kirakakashi9445]

Without limits, I would do use the feynmann trick, to simply diffferentiate the x part before the e^-x. If limits are there, like 0 to infinite, me - an electronic Engineer would simply use laplace transform sorta thing. Laplace transform of t^2 and then s=1, which implies 2!/1 = 2. Electronic engineers, SHOULD remember most of the simple laplace transforms so as to escape the time-waste processes like looking up in the internet or using calculator. Sometimes, I think things like that makes us better at using brain and forming new connections in neurons. Proud ot be an Engineer like Howard.

[@isaacjohnson4123]

@@kirakakashi9445 ayy bro I'm in my second year of electronic engineering. Don't know why I didn't think of Laplace.

[@kirakakashi9445]

@@isaacjohnson4123 May be its because you just came to second year, so still you have some walls in your mind, which are basically saying "That is Mathematics-Math, this is Electronics Math, That is Physics- Math". By the time you complete Bachelors, I think you will get enough experience to quickly identify such things. I completed my Bachelors just an year ago. In our college, we call Electronics as the torture branch, since every student who takes Electronics as majors will never get free time. Assignments, assignments, assignments. It's like the teachers wasting electricity and paper.

[@gustavgnoettgen]

I don't know but I suspect that online tool was created by an engineer

[@callmerel2809]

@@isaacjohnson4123 hi bro, first year here

[@missingone9185]

Howard's last answer was a pretty smart move considering he also showed how he not only knew about every interpretation to quantum mechanics, he knows everything about the interpretation Sheldon favors.

[@TorGNorge]

Yes, i just saw

[@NazriB]

Lies again? What EPA

[@dylanalexander4393]

Sheldon didn’t see it because he’s so clueless

[@MossyMud]

@@TorGNorge congratulations, you have eyes!

[@TorGNorge]

@@MossyMud thanks

[@kevindolan9]

Ironic looking back at this when in a young Sheldon episode he was constantly outdone by a engineering teacher who refused to tell him how wrong he was on every paper he handed in. So if ya think about it every form of science he views as pointless and Beneath him there was a scientist involved in that field who either made fun of him or he thought they were making fun of him.

[@YashRaj-dz5fj]

Which episode of Young Sheldon, is that one?

[@kevindolan9]

@@YashRaj-dz5fj I forget I think it’s in the recent season tho.

[@manav8353]

@@YashRaj-dz5fj s5e7

[@august7535]

I cant wait for the the origin of his disdain for Geology, thats gonna be tragic

[@gayron32]

@@august7535 Season 1, episode 15.

[@waltersullivan8197]

It would have been weirdly heartwarming if Sheldon at one point in the series finally told Howard that he believed he was as smart as a physicist granted the average one at best like Leonard, but that not all Engineers are as smart as physicists, So taken in a weirdly heartwarming way. Sheldon thinks Howard is a cut above the rest in terms of engineers, which is why he dismisses Howards claims that Engineers are just as smart as Physicists because it would diminish Howards place as being higher up on the ladder and would essentially drop him down to the standard of mediocrity by brining every other engineer up to his level just because regardless of personal academic achievement, contributions, and education.

[@erayozsaray3526]

Didn't he acknowledge Howard taking his award?

[@IcyB-xg6xs]

Yeah. He kinda was a selfish jerk throughout the show. I guess that's what gave his final speech a fairy tale-esque ending XDXD

[@person3848]

I haven’t watched Big Bang theory in years outside of these old clips on KZbin, but I remember an episode where Sheldon says something along the lines of “I never said you weren’t a good engineer, it’s just that engineering is a lower form of science”

[@IcyB-xg6xs]

@@person3848 I think the exact words were "I never said that you're not good at what you do, it's that what you do isn't worth doing." XDXDXD

[@Jerard715]

If you watch young sheldon. The reason why he dont like engineering is because of his engineering prof

[@jcmee91]

As an engineering technician works for an engineer, I can say that they are a different type of smart. Just like any knowledgeable person in one field compared to another. Sheldon is a theorist scientist, Howard is a practical one.

[@atlasman4730]

What A levels and GCSEs did u choose i want to be an engineer or something to do with stem i like a lot

[@gherardolatour2728]

@@atlasman4730 if u take a levels you probably should do further Maths, maths (if you count it at separate), physics and chemistry

[@gfffpaolo4883]

engineers are not scientists

[@luisbranko.]

You take that back!

[@atlasman4730]

@@gherardolatour2728 Ok thank you 🙏 Also for Im about to pick my GCSEs and im picking further maths, physics, biology, I.T., and Technology would they be good??

[@ststes]

always loved the scenes of Howard getting back at sheldon somehow. That last "no" gets me everytime

[@sohkka]

the final "no" from howard is just gold

[@anthonylowder6687]

What Sheldon never considered or rather does not want to consider is that Engineers take what Physicists discover and tries to make a practical application of their findings, however Sheldons constant superior attitude in himself won’t allow him to see this truth.

[@WonkelDee]

It’s more about intelligence for Sheldon than what they actually do

[@beckonerseven9517]

@@WonkelDee Except Sheldon conflates education with intelligence. Equations and formulas are tools, and knowledge of them represents training not intelligence. And even then, Sheldon's lack of essential skills like social intelligence, emotional intelligence, and libido actually makes him dumber than average humans in basically every other way. He's barely functional on his own which from an evolutionary standpoint, makes him inferior despite his savant talent with STEM. Combined with his pathological narcissism, Sheldon only survives and passes on his DNA because other people are propping him up. His existence would be a fart in the wind otherwise.

[@WonkelDee]

@@beckonerseven9517 Yep 👍

[@cullenbohannon1408]

He even says in the show, what you do isn't worth doing. If that was true than what sheldon does isn't worth doing. You need an engineer to make your theories a reality. So his thinking makes no sense.

[@garydouglas9413]

Howard should get to ask Sheldon a question about how to build something.

[@niteshkumarjha3835]

Howard did that at the end of this episode and Sheldon knew every answer 😂😂

[@Sevv7922]

It actually happened and howard panicked cuz sheldon knew the answer of every single question 😂

[@cptclonks7279]

@@Sevv7922 I mean he's an engineer. Sheldon can't compete with his ability to make thing as seen in the monty episode

[@jedininja3016]

@@Sevv7922 not every answer. Howard stumped him on third question, Sheldon couldnt answer it and Howard gloated about it

[@vsk1494]

@@jedininja3016 I don't think Sheldon got stumped on it . He just cared more about the spit ball. I mean no way Sheldon doesn't know poiseuille's law.

[@pumpkingamebox]

Once they gave a red ball to a mathematician, physicist and an engineer. And asked them to measure its volume. A mathematician took very precise measurements with a ruler and then took a triple integral. Physicist filled a beaker with water and threw the ball inside the beaker, then measured the water displacement. An engineer went to find a “Red Ball Table” to look up its volume.

[@rikthecuber]

Or maybe the physicist went "hmm, the ball is spherical. Cows can also be assumed to be basically a sphere. So, let the volume of the ball be that of a cow........"

[@pumpkingamebox]

@@rikthecuber I don’t get your joke.

[@deepindapoo]

@@pumpkingamebox Theoretical Physicist, just a "What If?" kinda guy.

[@fgutz1970]

Engineers take what physicists discover and figure out what to do with it. So. . .

[@js0988]

Actually engineers figures out how to build them and then a construction worker has to correct it and build it so that it actually works.

[@dubey_ji]

@@js0988 so they make stuff/theories/theorems approachable to public

[@js0988]

@@dubey_ji No, they make blueprints that don't work in reality.

[@scmsean]

@@js0988 No, an architect does that, and a construction worker doesn't change what they do. If a construction worker changed anything an engineer did it would have to be redone. That is also only 1 type of engineer. There is 30-40 different types.

[@michaeld8871]

@@js0988 you’ve probably never worked a day in your life as an engineer. We have to make sure something works in reality. The engineer does the math and formulated the plan, the contractor makes sure that plan is executed. If something doesn’t work, the engineer has to figure out how to make it work.

[@darkpistol96]

I am an engineer and I can confirm that we are not autistic, we even know that pi does equal 3 and g = 10!

[@anarghamondal2036]

For a moment I thought you were saying g= (10!) (read: ten factorial). Blew my mind not gonna lie. ;)

[@sikroboskop3121]

Bruh how tf g = 3628800

[@rubabmubarrat]

this has to be one of the most underrated scene among 12 seasons of TBBT

[@NotJames1]

That's not even a difficult integral. It's one of the first things you learn when you learn calculus

[@Simply-Sophisticated]

That's how Sheldon sees him😂

[@thanotoast.5468]

-x²e^(-x) + 2xe^(-x)+e^(-x) +C : Indefinite Integral

[@NotJames1]

@@Simply-Sophisticated that's how we should see them both. "Ever heard of integration by parts guys?!"

[@kirakakashi9445]

@@thanotoast.5468 I think its wrong. Proof: Just differentiate it. You won't get the original function.

[@AshVXmc]

Shows how much Sheldon looks down on his skills

[@AmitCinematicUniverse]

Can Howard get his own spin off?

[@shack8110]

It would essentially be just him and Raj, wouldn't it?

[@AmitCinematicUniverse]

@@shack8110 And Bernadette.

[@alpaciandecatre4385]

That would be boring as fuck...

[@caoucanh8721]

Before-Bernadette Howard is some creepy guy no one likes, and After-Bernadette Howard is just lame. What kind of Howard do you want to see :))))

[@AmitCinematicUniverse]

@@caoucanh8721 He is funny and interacts with people in very entertaining ways.

[@juliuswill9517]

As a student for engineering in Germany I can say the guys who study physics are from another planet. We just want our stuff and formulas to work. They think about new ones! So I would say they are smarter yes but mostly all of them are even more strange and nerdy than we are so I think it's fair. Unfortunatly this doesn't apply to Howard😂

[@manasavuibaubatiwale3593]

I agree man 😂😂😂 All the best with studies though 😊

[@juliuswill9517]

@@manasavuibaubatiwale3593 Thanks mate👍🏻

[@Tessmann_photography]

I'd say both are equally smart, but physics is an inquisitive mind loving questions, and engineering is a creative but in the way of building it so that all doubts are quenched

[@Marrrrley]

I just want to say... Coming up with new formulas is definitely harder, but it's easy to see how engineering is more rewarding. How many theorical physicist manage to bare fruit of their studies? Not much, they are just devoted to a study that may end in failure, and if they get results it should be more rewarding than anything but, as it's not always the case, it's way better to find solutions for real life problems... Still, if they have devotion to what they do, I guess it's all worth it in the end even if it ended in failure, such as sport players that don't succeed but loved the sport so much that it was still rewarding.

[@anarghamondal2036]

You guys talk as if mathematicians and theoretical physicists live in a fairy-tail world and hence cannot solve problems of the so-called 'real world'. Mathematics and Physics are essentially used to study nature. What makes you think that is anything but the real world?

[@robbi4219]

What a strange take, I have to say. First of all, deriving new formulae is harder than building some new construction? How? By what metric are you deciding that? Secondly, believe it or not, but many people find the new, more accurate, more concise descriptions of our world incredibly rewarding. And thirdly, why you think that theorists don't get to see the fruits of their studies? Most theoretists actually work in fields that are closely related to practical problems of the day and frequently get to see their theories be tested or put into practice

[@mschuhler]

what amuses me most about Big Bang Theory is that this all sounds real high and smart or whatever, but a few classes in undergrad college cover all this. anyone in a STEM field (or at least Engineering, Math, and Physics) should not have trouble answering these questions, and certainly not a PhD in them. a general physics question, a calc 2 question, and a "quantum mechanics but is actually just an introductory nothing statement" question.

[@omster_]

Lol how far did you expect the writers to go?

[@AleksandraKachlicka]

isn't that exactlt what makes the show great for us nerds? we get the references 😁 even those that are supposed to sound like sciency waffle speech 😋

[@mschuhler]

@@AleksandraKachlicka i disagree. its like if we were watching a show about professional chefs, and in an attempt to show how good they are at cooking, they each made a bowl of microwaved instant ramen. i feel like if the point is to show how brilliant and "sciency" they are, the examples wouldnt be something a relatively advanced high schooler would know

[@DajesOfficial]

@@mschuhler you are just elitist who tries to seem even smarter than the heroes of the show and the writers of it. Calm down, if a show aims to be successful it should be more or less understandable and relatable to folks who don't understand what integration means.

[@mschuhler]

@DajesOfficial except the audience base is largely comprised of people who wouldn't understand those things either. the goal of the show was to intend to make them sound incredibly intelligent, but the issue is that the writing was incredibly lazy, so they didn't sound like nobel prize winning super geniuses, they sounded like they had all gotten at least halfway through an undergraduate degree

[@A1a8l5h9a8d]

I miss those days I wish I could go back then in time and relive all these years again having my present conciousness 🤞

[@Bryan-tu3on]

Engineer s actually see their work when its done correctly

[@admiralcapn]

1:00 Raj is like "that's too far, man."

[@piticarus3426]

This sassy "nooo" so nice 😂

[@Kruppt808]

I love at the end of this episode they just sit around asking each other very hard questions and answering them easily and getting candy as a treat.😂😂

[@quatrevingt-dix8473]

Intelligence is relative, Sheldon is very well-informed in his field, but how do you explain his inability to relate to actual human beings, and his inability to see things from many points of view? From that point of view, Sheldon is what some people would say hyper-stupid

[@thekramer1097]

Don't forget lack of common sense depending on the situation

[@Cerdo_asqueroso]

Exactly. If Sheldon gets lost in a jungle, his intelligence would be useless and he would die easily. Howard on the other hand, he would be a great survivor.

[@lightyagami1752]

@@Cerdo_asqueroso Oh yes, like that time Howard managed to set their van or car on fire leaving themselves even more stranded?

[@redking8970]

@@Cerdo_asqueroso eh, not sure about that. You know sheldon with his protocols.

[@bossgandy]

@@lightyagami1752 ha ha true

[@SergioHernandez-ut8lb]

I would compare those 2 different fields of work to me and my father, I am quite good at coding, if there are specific rules and I know them, I will most times be in a favored position compared to him. But if there are unknown parameters he has it way easier, because of his experience and his practical thinking.

[@akshaynatu6568]

Mechanical engineering is a pretty dead-end field now. The exciting future all lies with CS (app development, machine learning, AI) and EE (wireless communications, signal and image processing, radio frequency and microwaves, microprocessor design). ENDLESS possibilities for innovation in those two fields.

[@Marrrrley]

@@akshaynatu6568 not true at all. You're decades too soon to say that statement when mechanical engineering is right now the most versatile engineering there is. I agree it's not the most suited for futuristic technology or innovation (it still is) but, right now, it's right below computers engineering and EE in today's world. I could give you data and stats but it's more fun to find it yourself.

[@akshaynatu6568]

@@Marrrrley What new INNOVATIONS are happening today in mechanical engineering? I get that stronger, lighter, and more supple materials are being created, and that will change a lot of things especially in manufacturing, prosthetics etc but that seems more like innovation in chemistry and materials science than ME. ME's glory days are over. Cars, planes, household appliances etc.....all pretty much 100% controlled and dominated by sophisticated electronics and computer programs now.

[@theunknownstuntman4010]

I love how Howard knows exactly how to get under Sheldons skin lol

[@user-tw2nc3fv7z]

That no.... Was awesome

[@guythat779]

That integral was highschool level though

[@robbi4219]

Welcome to The Big Bang Theory. A show about science for people like Penny

[@guythat779]

@@robbi4219 kek

[@goodtimestobehad]

I love it when Howard says "No".

[@Ich1gawa]

How do you overkill integrating x²exp(-x) using feynman's technique

[@kirakakashi9445]

Just differentiate x² times add each diferentiated term to x² term . You get (x²+ 2x+ 2). Multiply this term with (-exp(-x)); you will get the answer. Same trick is applicable for x^n. That's the feynmann's trick as far as I remember for x^n. feynmann method is a long one, but that method is also called a trick. I think, simply, its better if we use integration by parts. Two simple integrations.

[@anarghamondal2036]

You cannot even integrate an indefinite integral using Feynman's technique.

[@Ich1gawa]

@@anarghamondal2036 good point

[@cootumrebel]

DON'T pluralize "physicists" by placing an apostrophe before the final "s."

[@franciscofernandez3415]

Fun fact: In the spanish dub sheldon said "Take that herersy back"

[@momotow8286]

A fine morning at work and i am reminded of the way Howard says "No" to Sheldon. So i came here to laugh. Omfg i can watch this a zillion times and still laugh out loud on his response😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@petelarosa282]

A merry Christmas and happy New year.

[@quantumIO]

Engineers: The Oompa Loompas of the Science World

[@simonbrandon9476]

Oooooooh you take that back !!!! Lol

[@richardreger6026]

Her one liners classic. Great writers 4 sitcom

[@DN-xl3kq]

It’s all about finding creative solutions to solve complex problems.

[@Sai4651]

The Chad Engineer versus the virgin Physicist

[@manav8353]

I can't believe people in the comments below are actually shitting on physicists, calling them unimportant at this time, and below engineers in their studies. It's like none of you even keep track of space exploration or recent discoveries. You are literally saying that someone like Stephen Hawking was below an engineer. You can't compare the two fields, because people can excel at one field than others do in their own field. It's a stupid argument, and this joke in TBBT is only played for laughs, it's not something truly conclusive. As a recently graduated medical student, I can't tell you the amount of hell my friends in physics and engineering went through. Medicine is considered one of the most difficult fields, but I can say with certainty that I would have never been able to go in and make use of engineering or physics the way I can of medicine. It's all subjective, and dependent on the person. I strongly dislike that people make comparisons of intelligence dependent on someone's field. The creativity in current engineers stems from the intelligence and theories of physicists. If there were no theorists or experimental physicists, engineers have nothing for their creativity to fall back on for them to actually make a difference in the world. I’ve taken engineering classes, and I have a friend with a masters in biomedical engineering. It’s less theory, and strongly about application. Engineers can’t just build whatever they want, unless they draft up papers on the concept and experimentally provide proof with a miniature experiment of it working. Physicists spend all their time drafting and experimentally proving theories that are put to use by engineers who cannot. They are just as important as engineers. Physicists are the ones who look at why things work, and engineers primarily look at how things work.

[@whocares4598]

Damn straight Stephen Hawking was below an Engineer. Engineers create cool stuff for us to use. Theoretical physicists waste money and wait for an engineer to do something cool with them. Let me give you an example of an Engineer who did more than Stephen Hawking ever did. Linus Tolvards, the guy created linux which powers the very server you are connected to right now. All Stephen Hawking did was jerk off to black holes Now tell me, how did stephen Hawking enrich your life?

[@manav8353]

@@whocares4598 Clearly you have no respect for theorists, so I don’t waste time getting into an argument with someone as narrow minded as you. The fact that you say he jerked off to black holes shows how little you actually know of what you’re talking about, and how you likely pulled that random evidence of Linux out of your ass or the web, or you’re just entitled and obsessed about the field. You don’t even understand the definition of a theory and it’s hilarious how you generalize it so much. Application is just as important as the theory used for it, and it’s clear that you haven’t gone through the painstaking process of actually crafting one and putting it to good use. You don’t even understand how theory plays a role in the creation of Linux. Feel free to think whatever you want. I feel satisfied talking to you and knowing you have no idea what you’re talking about and are just showcasing your bias. No need for me to make actual arguments to bother to fight your opinion. KZbin really is one of the platforms where I get the most stupid replies. I believe in having opinion, but your comment is so biased and irrational that I can’t help but laugh and call it for how stupid it is.

[@whocares4598]

@@manav8353 someone on reddit said that Stephen Hawking gad sexual connections with black holes

[@pmcate2]

@@whocares4598 You can't always expect knowledge to be immediately applicable. So what if we can't build anything using knowledge of blackholes? It's just interesting to know. And I doubt that theoretical physicists waste that much money ... considering they write theories. I mean I get the argument that engineers are more important than stephen hawking, but then you just had to go and sound like an idiot by saying stephen jerked off to blackholes.

[@whocares4598]

@@pmcate2 i am not stupid. I am a redditor and redditors are smart

[@hareshasan2148]

The top engineers are as much smart as the creamy layer of physicists.

[@Lil_starling]

You take that back

[@muhamaddanial5376]

I just realized, that Howard looks like Ricardo Milos, but skinnier😂

[@SavantPete]

As an aspiring Engineer, I agree

[@awisin871]

In India engineers can excel in any field because cream of brilliant minds opt for it. Also thanks to hectic syllabus, engineers are exposed to more variety of subjects rather than specific subject.

[@saradindudebnath6385]

Finally after studying variation theory in quantum mechanics I understand what sheldon first asked howard.

[@sebastianmartellisr.3587]

They're both smarter than I am, so I don't have an accurate form of reference to produce a stable deduction from my own form of statistical analysis of either opposing viewpoints 🤷

[@mattethebest1]

Think it like this.. in the wold of smart people physicist are the book smart and engineers are the street smart

[@bendover7841]

A great physicist is also an engineer. A great engineer is also a physicist.

[@nanadaimehokage9934]

The comments are fresh asf

[@bobstuart2638]

Apparently, engineers know when not to use an apostrophe.

[@SpeedwagonZaidan]

Sheldon is the guy who demands people list 15 of a bands best hits when they say they're a fan.

[@NJGuy1973]

Edit: I posted this, then found out there was a BBT episode with this. Did you hear about the one about the physicist and the dairy farmer? A dairy farmer wanted to increase milk production. He asked his neighbors who the smartest person in the county was. They told him it was a physics professor at the local college. The farmer visits the professor, tells him his problem, and the professor visits the farm. After studying it closely the professor tells the farmer "I have a method which will increase milk production fivefold." "But it only works with spherical cows in a vacuum."

[@shwetagupta979]

🤣🤣🤣 I Love Howard

[@zaydenxo]

Merry Christmas

[@shinysam6999]

the ending - NoOoOoO

[@justpaulo]

Just use integration by parts

[@Wiintb]

Raj was offended too!

[@joshfactor1]

i do like the many-worlds interpretation

[@Scout_from_deep_rock_galactic]

Especially when they are gaming.

[@user-pv3kc2lm6j]

He knew he always knew that he is smart as himself

[@juanjoseboterogonzalez2807]

I'm actually studying to being a physicst ,but i Also want to learn engineering , cause it would be practicall , and part of me always taught that engineers always we're cool

[@mushroomhunter]

@Matt Butcher: Please take the apostrophe out of "Physicist's". It hurts my eyes.

[@senpafl4405]

Now after watching that one episode from Young Sheldon with Lance Riddick as this overly strict engineerings professor, it makes total sense as to why Sheldon looks down on Howard so much...

[@trevonpernell0814]

0:58-0:59 (GASPS) You take that back!

[@akshadpaithankar6740]

My department in college is called Engineering Physics😂

[@danielirl9252]

After Young Sheldon is finished I so badly hope we can have a Young Howie spin off, even if it shows you his and Bernies paths along the way

[@NJGuy1973]

With Melissa Rauch as the voice of his mom (still never seen.)

[@deagolowang3580]

And now we all know why he hated engineers

[@agatanastula1098]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏👏👍👍

[@Growmetheus]

Lol idk. The engineers at my facility all have copies “introduction to composites” despite working years with it. I dont see nurses carrying text books.

[@damianl680]

The average engineer is not as smart as the average physicist 😂

[@carterdelaney4648]

Big Bang theory video with a grammatical error in the title. Checks out.

[@nccamsc]

No apostrophe in physicists

[@tixeright9120]

At least Howard isn't a geologist. :-D

[@KenanVonKaiser]

Wow!

[@JamieBliss]

It's true. I wanna see a physicist make something that doesn't break the second time.

[@fall447]

Howard is so handsome here. Its a turn on.

[@advancedue476]

Rotc kids when you say it's an elective

[@realreddead8486]

As Sheldon would point out, the word "physicists" is plural so there is no need for the apostrophe (just like you did it correctly with the word "engineers"). Physicist's is possessive.

[@handsomeloverboy8818]

1:04 Noooo

[@deadpoolongoogle9682]

Sheldon is much to snobby about his education

[@JerkStoreAssistManag]

The grammar in the title is so ironic 😆

[@fredtacang3624]

Science and technology. Engineers handle the technology part

[@joaoduarteazevedo2818]

Me as a Physics Engineer: NoOoO! I am being insulted from both sides

[@SgtSnausages]

Physicists AND Engineers both know proper use cases for the apostrophe. Just sayin' ...

[@danwhite4670]

For being a theoretical physicist Sheldon asked a very very numerical first question... XD

[@moses9426]

Technically Engineers are more valuable than Physicists. P.s Sheldon in the early seasons really looked down on others even his friends and saw them as beneath him. I don't care how smart you are, if you constantly feel the need to belittle people and mock them then your intelligence counts for sh.t!!

[@EPICRAGE1000]

as an engineer. I can safely say engineers are NOT smarter than physicists... lmfao these scene screams that it was made by an engineer

[@neilmckenzie5582]

What a scene

[@KRG30001]

Engineers have to make a design work with as little new ideas as possible

[@Sewblon]

This is how Thomas Kuhn described the relationship between scientists and engineers. The work that engineers do is just as technical and difficult. But scientists still look down on them, because they are not in the club of puzzle solvers.

[@awisin871]

It all comes down whether best minds are opting for engineering or research. If best minds are opting for engineering, they will beat any scientist. Vice versa is also true. In India it's first one.

[@broom3426]

♥♥

[@carmenfriedrich6228]

It's sad that they never drove this storyline further.

[@jollimaiahtacksworth]

I see engineers as physicists that actually make the shit they think about, 1000x cooler imo.

[@WonkelDee]

Most physicists do what engineers do btw

[@intermaths1128]

Lol sure kid, like engineers know about QTF and GR

[@AlexGeek]

The Oompa Loompas of science? kek

[@TxRogue]

I believe Leonard once called out Sheldon by saying he had to create 26 different universes in order for his math to be correct 🤷‍♂️

[@Sharpshooter649]

0:07 Correct answer: VERY CAREFULLY

[@prashantgiria2894]

Which episode is this ??

[@demiopeseitan6965]

S8e2 : The junior professor solution

[@cia1894]

If I ever come across someone as Sheldon I'll never befriend him. I'll make sure that he gets to know how arrogant adamant and pain in the ass he is. Knowledge has no persuit if the person in the end becomes arrogant about it. Knowledge makes people humble.. Rewatching this series i understood how on point Amy's confession was in the last episode.. she made it clear how they tolerated him when he was never a good friend to anyone

[@SFsc616171]

(theoreticcal) physicists are always on the edge of 'what if?' engineers are either devising ways of making discoveries work, or devising means to find those theoretical discoveries, like the James Webb Space Telescope!!

[@killian9314]

And sheldon always looked down on leonard for not being a theory guy like him

[@victordashmohapatra3546]

both theory and practical are equally important in realm of science.