/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>54375317
You're unironically a delusional freshman at best. >>54377918
is correct and >>54381226 is coping.

The only thing Europe is good for is making EUV lithography machines. If you want the best in materials science, its all American (with some token Japanese). If you want to work in advanced propulsion, airframe design, semiconductor design, biomedical research, or critical mineral recovery/recycling, the United States is still leagues above everyone else. We unironically spent the last 75 years pouring more resources into aero R&D than the rest of the world combined, vacuuming a planet's worth of talent in the process. What did you think would happen?

>>54386427
>>54386543
Based and correct refining chad. I considered plant work in undergrad but I'm still too scared of dying of random cancer in my 60s. I ended up getting a PhD in ChemE and working for a startup in a cheapish city. 65k is well, well under median, but its also a small company that's really flexible since its got a lot of young fathers in the R&D department. Too many people get hung up on starting salaries, not realizing that the "average" salary for their degree is being earned by some guy with 20 years experience and 8 vertical moves between companies.

If you really want to stand out in a meatspace job, learn some basic(ish) stats to the point where you can perform ANOVA and do some design of experiments (DOE) work. The hard part about this stuff isn't the math, since its long been figured out and Excel can do all of it, but in actually understanding the fundamentals behind it, and being able to go through the decision making process about what tools are suitable to use with the data you have. Excel and Minitab can do the crunching for you, but they do not know to first check for normality, or to graph the residuals of data to screen for weird stuff in the variances.

I had a guy look at me like I was a fucking wizard because I just used basic DOE principles to reduce the number of experiments he wanted to run from 18 to 8 while still collecting useful information. If your employer has ever mentioned being willing to pay for some professional development, they will likely jump at the opportunity to send you to learn DOE.

>>28374215
>>28374412
>>28374990

You know what I really don't get? That super low effort variety of fud like these faggots here
>>26638809
>>26638627

Who the fuck has ever been convinced by that 1pbtid drive by shit? Are crypto kiddies just that weak in the head? And its always the same flavor too, which suggests that its just one guy.
>You could have picked a 10x if you had pyschic vision
>You're a retard for buying the only undervalued asset class left
>Bitcoin is still underground even if it gets 1 hour of news coverage a day on NBC

>>21021101

>>20400628
>I understand the universe and the human condition
>WHAT?! I don't want to be part of the only religion that ever exposed the cycle of memetic violence and the false victim mechanism for what it was, that's old and stupid.
>What do you mean that Satan DOES drive out Satan? Do you mean to tell me that in whipping themselves into a covetous war of all against all, humans always select a scapegoat to destroy, then in the ensuing harmony believe that they were right to kill their victim and then elevate him to spiritual significance?
>Do you expect me to believe that the Gospel accounts are illustrating this exact process, but from outside of the mystification of the myths (IE the prince of darkness), and are therefore able to become representations of just how false and futile the single victim method is at resolving human conflict?
>I bet next you'll tell me that the plight of victims of collective violence is always ignored in all other myths, because of the implicit assumption of the righteousness of the prosecutors of the violence.

>>20048721
Get fucked nigger

>>19733412
SHUT UP you filthy dirty litte BEAR CUB

>>14865533
All of those things are equally disgusting to me. I would spit on you in person if I could.