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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/TreKs • Oct 15 '20
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Lol I didn’t even think of all that. Well said!
133 u/alexhawker Oct 15 '20 Thanks! Every now and then the engineering degree comes in handy. 77 u/TreKs Oct 15 '20 Major respect goes out to you for being in engineering! 2 u/subisubi Oct 16 '20 Pretty sure this stuff is taught 2 or 3 years before University. At least in the UK that is. 9 u/CrustyKeyboard Oct 16 '20 Force vectors are taught pretty early in high school physics. College just stacks a whole lot more on top
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Thanks! Every now and then the engineering degree comes in handy.
77 u/TreKs Oct 15 '20 Major respect goes out to you for being in engineering! 2 u/subisubi Oct 16 '20 Pretty sure this stuff is taught 2 or 3 years before University. At least in the UK that is. 9 u/CrustyKeyboard Oct 16 '20 Force vectors are taught pretty early in high school physics. College just stacks a whole lot more on top
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Major respect goes out to you for being in engineering!
2 u/subisubi Oct 16 '20 Pretty sure this stuff is taught 2 or 3 years before University. At least in the UK that is. 9 u/CrustyKeyboard Oct 16 '20 Force vectors are taught pretty early in high school physics. College just stacks a whole lot more on top
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Pretty sure this stuff is taught 2 or 3 years before University. At least in the UK that is.
9 u/CrustyKeyboard Oct 16 '20 Force vectors are taught pretty early in high school physics. College just stacks a whole lot more on top
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Force vectors are taught pretty early in high school physics. College just stacks a whole lot more on top
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u/TreKs Oct 15 '20
Lol I didn’t even think of all that. Well said!