How 'bout them diggers from Butte?

[frorider]

Many of those in military are also coming out with engineering degrees.

I know a female chemical engineer, that just graduated from Rose Holman, making 96k.

So what's your point? Women get 30% less pay than equivalently qualified men?

[Hugh Conway]

So what's your point? Women get 30% less pay than equivalently qualified men?

But they make up for it in sexual harassment and drooling goobers. Like in ski towns.

[philth]

I see.

so actuaries know more biomedical science than, say, someone who got a PhD in human physiology?

Don't be a fucking Idiot. Actuaries? WTF are you talking about? Financial trading is dominated by math and science. Why would anyone think an actuary knows anything about biomedical science? You fucking old knob.

[creaky fossil]

Oh you're right, actuaries never work in finance estimating the mortality of humans with math equations, for financial purposes.

[philth]

Sure they do numb nuts. Whoever stated that an actuary would somehow know more about biomedical sciences than a Phd in human physiology? You took my statement that finance is dominated by math and science and came up with a debate on who knows more about biomedical science…an actuary or a Dr in human physiology. Go back to sleep fruit loop.

[ICEHOCEY77]

So he transferred to The Citadel instead?

Hey oh.


But hey, close enough to that school on the other side of town:

College of Charleston has a total undergraduate enrollment of 10,488, with a gender distribution of 37.7 percent male students and 62.3 percent female students

[farmer]

here's a relevant question that flies over the head of most Went-to-Exclusive-Prep-School-but-Still-an-Idiot maggots' heads:

why is enginerding the top paying field out of college right now?

It turns out that people who are willing to suffer through 18-20+ credits of difficult, technical classes a semester, work their asses off for several years, and understand a lot of things that most people can't grasp are more valuable once they have their fancy piece of paper than liberal hippie douche bags who can flip a good burger, but only if you want it after they wake up at 10:30 AM. All that is despite the fact that the former has almost no social skills.

[farmer]

My kid did a year at Butte, decided he wasn't getting the full college experience in a place with a M:F ratio of 9:1.

It's only 90 miles to Bozeman. The metrosexuals over there didn't even put up a fight when a bunch of #1 plates rolled in to steal their women.

[Gripen]

It's only 90 miles to Bozeman. The metrosexuals over there didn't even put up a fight when a bunch of #1 plates rolled in to steal their women.

unless you're a German foreign exchange student, then they'll set up an ambush and gun you down in the garage

[farmer]

unless you're a German foreign exchange student, then they'll set up an ambush and gun you down in the garage

That's Missoula, where even the football team has to resort to rape to get laid. Notice that U of M was nowhere to be seen on that list.

[Gripen]

That's Missoula, where even the football team has to resort to rape to get laid. Notice that U of M was nowhere to be seen on that list.

Yea realized my mistake as soon as I posted. one two many Bourbon this evebing

[creaky fossil]

Sure they do numb nuts. Whoever stated that an actuary would somehow know more about biomedical sciences than a Phd in human physiology? You took my statement that finance is dominated by math and science and came up with a debate on who knows more about biomedical science…an actuary or a Dr in human physiology. Go back to sleep fruit loop.

No, I read your bogus sweeping assertion as a bogus sweeping assertion. From a finance entity's perspective, the actuary's take on mortality is more relevant and "truer" than what a biomed specialist scientist would argue. Hence the math part more important than the biologic part, from finance's view. Which is how/why you're wrong, fuck-crater.

Go back to smug wrongness, douche-ticket.

[The AD]

Anyone else surprised new officers in the military make that kind of money?

[philth]

HAhahahahahahaha. I said finance is math and science. Which obviously includes actuaries because they use mathematical modeling to asses risk.

Then this is what you said…

I see.

so actuaries know more biomedical science than, say, someone who got a PhD in human physiology?

Who the fuck stated that? Not me…How the fuck did you even come with that?

Then this.

Oh you're right, actuaries never work in finance estimating the mortality of humans with math equations, for financial purposes.

My response..

Sure they do numb nuts.

Then you spun it into this beauty..

From a finance entity's perspective, the actuary's take on mortality is more relevant and "truer" than what a biomed specialist scientist would argue. Hence the math part more important than the biologic part, from finance's view.

Priceless and irrelevant cut and paste but probably true if we were debating that, but we are not are we.

HahahahHAHAHA… again who the fuck stated otherwise?

You think me saying finance is math and science.. is a "bogus and sweeping assertion" yet you are now debating the importance of actuaries vs biomed scientists in finance.

Holy fuck your a treat.

Keep up the good work Creaky

[farmer]

Alright, shake your dicks. This pissing contest is over.

[creaky fossil]

It turns out that people who are willing to suffer through 18-20+ credits of difficult, technical classes a semester, work their asses off for several years, and understand a lot of things that most people can't grasp are more valuable once they have their fancy piece of paper than liberal hippie douche bags who can flip a good burger, but only if you want it after they wake up at 10:30 AM. All that is despite the fact that the former has almost no social skills.

18-20 credits/semester? I guess what used to be a 3-credit course now is a 5-credit, just so people can brag on their credit load

enginerding the toughest focus in college? I'm chuckling. no, wait. my side literally burst open, truly.

why is enginerding spiking right now in demand? employers think they know what they want, but they don't, because they treat candidates like resumes rather than as people and a 4.0 cumulative GPA is believed to represent a more capable employee despite subjectivity saying otherwise

so why the spike?

(...masturbating furiously while staring at self in mirror...)
Keep up the good work Creaky

you have some impressive tunnel vision for such a stupid person

finance entities think an actuary can predict human longevity better than a biomedical science person, but you keep banging that dissonant drum, putzy

[farmer]

Would you prefer if I had said 6-7 courses per semester, plus labs (0 credits each, ~3 hrs of class time each week)?

We are in demand because the rest of you are incapable of doing what we do. You keep flipping burgers and painting pictures. We'll build the world.

[creaky fossil]

Would you prefer if I had said 6-7 courses per semester, plus labs (0 credits each, ~3 hrs of class time each week)?

We are in demand because the rest of you are incapable of doing what we do. You keep flipping burgers and painting pictures. We'll build the world.

you said the dick swinging was over, but here you are trying to twirl your vienna sausage for everyone to see

enginerding doesn't require over-booking your course load each semester

enginerding isn't the only field with mandatory lab hours

sounds like you're comparing enginerding to "communications" or "marketing" or "business," and thinking you are the genius of the group because you're comparing it to "majors" which are just ways for colleges to make money while delivering little education

enginerds think they know everything and are smarter than everyone, stereotypically, so I'm glad to see you polishing the frame around that stereotype

let's hope you never have to deal with someone who actually has some intelligence, you may end up running home with your tail between your legs and whining to mommy that you don't get any respect and obviously that's because everyone's jealous of your enginerdiness

enginerding: where you go if you want to be considered sorta-smart, but can't handle the demands of core sciences (math, chemistry, physics, biology)

at least you can pay money to get a P.E. designation, so you won't have to feel rice-dicked around M.D.s, D.D.S.s, J.D.s

[philth]

finance entities think an actuary can predict human longevity better than a biomedical science person, but you keep banging that dissonant drum, putzy

BwahhhhhhhhhhHAHAHAHAHAHAHhahahahahahahahh…….Cukoo cukoo.

[creaky fossil]

you are 0.001%'er strong on the logic, reasoning, writing, and most especially comedy, fill'erup

what's it like being stuck, mentally I mean, at age 6?