>>10
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>>11
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Honestly, gaiz. Most professional mathematicians (not the kind who drop out after they've learned all the maths their weak minds can handle, which incidentally is about the most that your average Ph.D student in CS knows) are quite useful people. And that's only talking about applied mathematics.
Who developed the counting numbers that you monkeys constantly use in your ifs, whiles and fors?
Mathematicians. Who set the foundation for physicists to delve deeper into the physical world?
You fucking guessed it. What did those physicists do after they took these
mathematical tools and started quantizing nature? That's right, they figured out the atomic structure and even how to manipulate it. What else came next? Entire power grids, light bulbs, telephones, radios, you fucking name it. Only after your electrical engineers toyed around did
mathematicians realize the potential of this technology to help in their
calculations and
theorems. Computer "scientists" were soon after a necessity to
maintain these newly founded systems, but you know what? All the early computer "scientists" were just
mathematicians. They birthed an entire technology.
Mathematicians realized their creation had grown so large it needed it's own set of professionals to help sustain it while they fucked off and did obscure shit like write the algorithms you fucks
MEMORIZE in your stupid classes.
Face it, you're our
janitorial offspring.
Losers.