Scientists vs Engineers

Are you a scientist or engineer?

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[MrDvneil]

im a reverse engineer, i make the things stop working

[josephbornman]

And there’s quite a bit of overlap. As a scientist you likely need to spend plenty of time with engineering, for example

[andrewwatson]

There is a lot of overlap. Many scientists have to design experiments and many engineers have to seek out knowledge in order to solve problems.

[legendaxicad._]

I'm a computer scientist / engineering scientist (it's a thing), so both.

[psikeyhackr]

This makes the Twin Towers Affair very interesting.

When and where have scientists or engineers discussed or demanded data on the distributions of steel and concrete down the Twin Towers to apply the Conservation of Momentum to analyzing the collapse times?
It was like a series of inelastic collisions.

But they could use a space probe on the DART mission to cause an inelastic collision 6 million miles away but not study one 1000 miles from Cape Canaveral.

[yyyyyk]

I studied engineering in university, and I work as a software developer. I definitely enjoy finding solutions to original problems.

[rohankumarpanigrahi]

Scientist engineer and inventory all three have a huge overlap actually

[Alfarabie]

Hipotesis ku sih itu projek rahasia pemerintah us yang kemudian ditutupi dengan narasi Alien supaya terkesan misterius, dan waktu itu juga lagi perang dingin yng pasti nya punya banyak kepentingan 😅

[scvnthorpe__]

I think im both, but im also not *that* much of a developer/'coder'...

I tend to go to sketches/schematics to figure out what my code should do but I also dedicate time to just researching my options

[lukaszb]

I think I'm kinda both :) I love making things work and love to find things out too.

[skys]

Im just a lil bit caught in the middle