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  • @westside-steve said:

    Mechanical engineering actually...

    WSS

    He either has a B.S. (bachelors of science) or a B.S.E. (bachelors of science in engineering).

    It isn't a degree on climatology or anything but through all of the foundational courses you'll get a better understanding of science than the vast majority of Americans. Then the whole degree really is problem solving, thinking analytically, etc.

    @mld-woody said:

    He either has a B.S. (bachelors of science) or a B.S.E. (bachelors of science in engineering).

    It isn't a degree on climatology or anything but through all of the foundational courses you'll get a better understanding of science than the vast majority of Americans. Then the whole degree really is problem solving, thinking analytically, etc.

    Which doesn't qualify him as a scientist. He is a "science communicator". Nothing more.

    William Sanford Nye (born November 27, 1955), popularly known as Bill Nye the Science Guy, is an American science communicator, television presenter, and mechanical engineer.

    What the guy does is regurgitates what has already been researched or discovered.

  • @clevfan4life said:

    no...because he has a science degree and its what ur taught year one. 

    Mechanical engineering actually...

    WSS

    @westside-steve said:

    Mechanical engineering actually...

    WSS

    and thats a science degree. Ur getting physics, math and chemistry shoved way up ur ass year 1. And yes, engineers follow the scientific process.....smh

  • @westside-steve said:

    Mechanical engineering actually...

    WSS

    and thats a science degree. Ur getting physics, math and chemistry shoved way up ur ass year 1. And yes, engineers follow the scientific process.....smh

    @clevfan4life said:

    and thats a science degree. Ur getting physics, math and chemistry shoved way up ur ass year 1. And yes, engineers follow the scientific process.....smh

    Lies!

  • @clevfan4life said:

    and thats a science degree. Ur getting physics, math and chemistry shoved way up ur ass year 1. And yes, engineers follow the scientific process.....smh

    Lies!

    @mld-woody said:

    Lies!

    i know...u guys just wing it..admit it. Its sheer luck first energy hasnt imploded yet during a game. 

  • @mld-woody said:

    Lies!

    i know...u guys just wing it..admit it. Its sheer luck first energy hasnt imploded yet during a game. 

    @clevfan4life said:

    i know...u guys just wing it..admit it. Its sheer luck first energy hasnt imploded yet during a game. 

    Yes... It's all true. 

    I just click "I'm feeling lucky" on Google and go from there.

    So if you're next to a semi truck watch out

    Or in a building

    ....

  • @westside-steve said:

    Mechanical engineering actually...

    WSS

    and thats a science degree. Ur getting physics, math and chemistry shoved way up ur ass year 1. And yes, engineers follow the scientific process.....smh

    @clevfan4life said:

    and thats a science degree. Ur getting physics, math and chemistry shoved way up ur ass year 1. And yes, engineers follow the scientific process.....smh

    No its not.  A science degree is a degree in Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Astronomy, Biochem..  etc...

    http://www.bu.edu/eng/about/deans-welcome/dean-lutchen/engineering-is-not-science/

  • Yes I definitely remember all of those Education majors in Heat Transfer and Fluid Dynamics

  • Yes I definitely remember all of those Education majors in Heat Transfer and Fluid Dynamics

    @mld-woody said:

    Yes I definitely remember all of those Education majors in Heat Transfer and Fluid Dynamics

    LOl...Ok I see your point, and I must admit I was a little off base.

    I was aiming at Cleves statement about the sciences that BS students are required to take yr 1. and forgot take into consideration the advanced courses that engineers take later on.

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  • Yes I definitely remember all of those Education majors in Heat Transfer and Fluid Dynamics

    @mld-woody said:

    Yes I definitely remember all of those Education majors in Heat Transfer and Fluid Dynamics

    You would think that they would take into consideration where they put their temperature recording stations.

    But I guess if I was out to inflate temperatures, parking lots and roof tops would ensure those government checks would continue.

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  • Fluid dynamics taught out of a U of M textbook …."assuming that is the earth is flat". LOL

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  • I really hope you're posting that as a joke but at this point I'm not sure what's a joke and actual idiocy on this board

  • @mld-woody said:

    Yes I definitely remember all of those Education majors in Heat Transfer and Fluid Dynamics

    You would think that they would take into consideration where they put their temperature recording stations.

    But I guess if I was out to inflate temperatures, parking lots and roof tops would ensure those government checks would continue.

    ☕️

    @canton-dawg said:

    You would think that they would take into consideration where they put their temperature recording stations.

    But I guess if I was out to inflate temperatures, parking lots and roof tops would ensure those government checks would continue.

    ☕️

    Yep, you figured it out. You read those Facebook posts and you've broken the conspiracy wide open.

    The vast majority, a virtual consensus, of climate scientists across the entire globe are putting some temperature reading stations in areas to cook the books. These stations will make the global temp seem higher when added in to the tens of thousands of other data points. All of these scientists are trying to make it seem like the Earth is warming because... umm..  liberal something or other.

    You've figure it out you genius you. These "experts" with their "education" and their "research". What do they know anyway?

    sigh

  • I really hope you're posting that as a joke but at this point I'm not sure what's a joke and actual idiocy on this board

    @mld-woody said:

    I really hope you're posting that as a joke but at this point I'm not sure what's a joke and actual idiocy on this board

    u know he's not.

  • I really hope you're posting that as a joke but at this point I'm not sure what's a joke and actual idiocy on this board

    @mld-woody said:

    I really hope you're posting that as a joke but at this point I'm not sure what's a joke and actual idiocy on this board

    Um yes Woody that was a joke.

    That was actually out of a Duke University textbook.

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  • I really hope you're posting that as a joke but at this point I'm not sure what's a joke and actual idiocy on this board

    @mld-woody said:

    I really hope you're posting that as a joke but at this point I'm not sure what's a joke and actual idiocy on this board

    Until you realize there’s a monetary incentive to get those government MMGW checks...carry on.

  • @mld-woody said:

    I really hope you're posting that as a joke but at this point I'm not sure what's a joke and actual idiocy on this board

    Until you realize there’s a monetary incentive to get those government MMGW checks...carry on.

    @canton-dawg said:

    Until you realize there’s a monetary incentive to get those government MMGW checks...carry on.

    Yes. A consensus of scientists across the globe all lie and cook the books for that fat government check

    But the anti man made climate change "experts" paid by oil companies surely are just in it for the love of science. How much could those oil companies even offer anyway? Peanuts I'm sure. 

    You'll think what you want. The issue has been completely politicized. Media will be presented to you repeatedly that reinforces you're politically backed beliefs. 

    Our best bet is the increased scientific literacy of younger generations.

  • @jafbf said:

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    So you don't think a Cornell educated mechanical engineer had to take a few science classes along the way as part of the curriculum and is also smart enough to be self taught as well? Very interesting.

    @texasag1969 said:

    So you don't think a Cornell educated mechanical engineer had to take a few science classes along the way as part of the curriculum and is also smart enough to be self taught as well? Very interesting.

    Of course he did.

    Multiple Degrees and a Masters too boot is a bit more qualified though.

  • @westside-steve said:

    Mechanical engineering actually...

    WSS

    and thats a science degree. Ur getting physics, math and chemistry shoved way up ur ass year 1. And yes, engineers follow the scientific process.....smh

    @clevfan4life said:

    and thats a science degree. Ur getting physics, math and chemistry shoved way up ur ass year 1. And yes, engineers follow the scientific process.....smh

    Just not a degree in climatology or anything really close to it. Which is usually the point you left these make. Except when a TV guy agrees with you I guess. Or political science.

    WSS

  • well, when I was out of the AF, I was taking classes in physics, chemistry and math. That makes me an expert on climate. I WIN !

    okay, so I quit the idea of getting a degree in physics, which I loved, because I couldn't figure out what career I'd have with it... and quit math because I wasn't good at higher math and hated it, and chemistry was really interesting until I got past the first two classes, THEN I hated that too.

    and mechanical drawing and surveying classes were a bijillion times worse than profoundly boring.