Technically, what he is seeing is condensed water vapor, just like clouds.
See the clouds, little Gregy? No, little Gregy, they aren't cotton, they are water! Sometimes they stay in the sky the whole day!
It would be funny if he wasn't f'ing the rest of us with his stupidity.
I started Mech Engr in the fall of 85 at Clemson. As I recall, we had 17 hours of free electives plus one or two English electives. That was it; everything else was technical and all classes except for a few tech electives were prescribed. I suspect ABET requirements don't leave much room for...
That is hilarious.
I asked the wife if we have any bird decor. She said no, and then remembered a carved hummingbird my brother gave us a couple of Christmases ago. I guess we're whiter than I thought.
I have often read your posts and thought that maybe you and I are the same person, except I wear orange when you wear light blue.
My perspective for what it is worth...
My situation: I am 58 and have been working for the same company as an engineer for 33 years, 34 in October. Like you, I...
Ha! I heard either a Planet Money or Freakonomics (can't remember which) podcast on thet very subject. I think they even created their own "brand" to get some from MGP and had people taste test against Tito etc. No difference.
No. You are going way deeper than I can for electrical stuff. I don't recall any discussion of euler's formula in our AC circuit class, nor do I recall any work in the frequency domain. Again, it was pretty basic. Our first real work in the frequency domain was in classical controls, which...
As long as we are talking about our own personal bad grades, OUSooner, I think you will especially appreciate this if your "EE" means electrical engineering.
I was a Mech Engr major. Back in the day, we took a DC circuits class and an AC circuits class. Now be aware that this is pretty basic...