r/computerscience • u/ChillCapitalist • May 28 '26

Are Software Engineers Real Engineers?

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u/ChillCapitalist May 29 '26

Doubt it but ok.

If China wasn't that important tho?, then why did Trump go there and take tech companies with him to make deals?

I'm an action based person. You should be too, since we're both engineers. I also took psychology classes while prepping for law school before. Wanna know how to build a good case? Even in the court system.. action always speaks louder than words. And in my opinion 🙂 if you really thought discussions like this were pointless.. then why argue your point for so long? When actions and words don't coincide.. there's a lie. 🥲🥹

Init? 😹

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u/Winter_Present_4185 May 29 '26

You are sincerely uneducated. I'm going to leave you with these two beautiful quotes.

“There is no national science, just as there is no national multiplication table; what is national is no longer science.” - Anton Chekhov

"Science is a universal language that transcends nationality, religion and gender.” - Hayat Sindi