How has math influenced you to become an engineer?

How has math influenced you to become an engineer?

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I hate seeing these pictures of homemade birthday cakes. I imagine the people on the other end of the pictures with these cakes.

>I hate seeing these pictures of homemade birthday cakes.
What, how common are these?

Moar?

For me, engineering helped me become a mathematician.

i've always enjoyed figuring out how things worked and tinkering, so i learned the math along the way

I love math and understanding stuff and inventing new ways for stuff. So I guess engineering gave math and physics a common ground. I can use both to engineer cool shit.

ayy lmao. engineers don't really use math the way you think they do. the math is just there to confirm what you already intuitively knew, to cover your ass in court, and help optimize your designs. most of engineering is done with feels and "gut" instinct.

What, are you jealous people get the love, or do you think they are likely to be mortified by the poor craftsmanship?

Honestly, I got a few of these, and always loved them. They were entertaining, and not meant to be lasting artworks anyway.