We have very few options. Can’t wait to get my physics degree and have 0 options for practical application that does not compromise my morals
The guilt is the most rewarding part of science careers
Yes, but have you considered the free-body diagram of a
rocketprojectilehitting acoming into contact with a hospital? You can ignore any socially uncouth “frictions” or “resistance” involved with the calculations.“”“externalities”“”
Choose a different career?
maybe work on games/software/simulations?
i’d love a VR sandbox with realish physics.
I’ll probably just do theory and possibly teaching when I finish my Phd
I work in alternative energy and such. No need to give up your morals. Maybe you won’t make as much, but that sleep feels so good and without qualms.
There is no way to live in Texas without giving up morals.
To be clear, I don’t live there, nor would I. I’d still see if people are living there for lack of means to escape, or because revoking bodily autonomy isn’t important to them.
A fair point that many can’t afford to move or don’t have the ability to for some reason or another.
I mean, you still got calculators.
Big Number shill.
Considering IBM sold their computers to Nazi Germany to keep track of prisoners in concentration camps, I can see how it can be problematic.
Nah, they’ve been selling basically the same hardware for decades. Not a lot of new engineering going into those.
As someone who is glad they don’t live in america
Explain please
More like American engineers at least. I graduated with a bachelor’s in engineering last year and this has been my experience looking for work.
Good luck, looking for a job after graduating was a nightmare for me when I got my engineering degree. It gets easier later though, so don’t get discouraged.
In engineering, you always make more money if you ask less questions
