Question:
Do you think that someone that is good in philosophy will naturally be good in reverse engineering?
Or
2020-02-23 17:58:43 UTC
Do you think that someone that is good in philosophy will naturally be good in reverse engineering?
Four answers:
peter m
2020-02-24 14:00:52 UTC
Yes, there is no reason to believe falsely that philosophers cannot be "good in engineering.



Even so called "top contributors" get that wrong & they are no different to a lot

of what may be called.. USELESS thinking of-a-naïve kind.

The type of stuff that humans do when children...

"off-the-cuff" & repeating the laughable but comforting hearsay that is all

too common within the ridiculous history or mistake that "the lovers of

wisdom" NEEDLESSLY put-upon-themselves & worse still others who

may be more sensitively inclined toward some better education & some

better learning environment.

One where audacious answers with hardly any obvious foundation show

the stupidity of a generation who continue-to-play-games with an extended

human learning environment - symptomatic of the WORST MYTHS from

those subjective tainted contributors who continue the fictional Greek

philosophy of "no new philosophy (under the sun).



And it's about bloody time they PUT AWAY THEIR GAMES because with

the new & dangerous Environment the Young need-to-learn how to

learn ahead of a sustainable future where such games & irrational

rote hearsay is shown for what it is - bad corrupted knowledge OF AN

INSENSITIVE mistaken kind. 
oldprof
2020-02-23 18:15:45 UTC
Not at all. Philosophy is based on beliefs; it does not require hard evidence and the scientific method. Reverse engineering, on the other hand, requires a strong scientific evidence driven operation.
?
2020-02-23 18:07:12 UTC
No.  Engineers are naturally good at reverse engineering.
2020-02-23 18:02:21 UTC
if by that you mean taking engineered things and turning them into piles of useless junk, well, maybe



no i'm kidding.  philosophers are very special.  very special. 


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