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Just the way they over analyze everything and pay attention to detail way too much. We don't think alike. A compliment to them is that this probably means they are higher IQ than me.
Even though most of them are inkwells in denial, they need to unalive themselves for being arrogant pricks.
Plus stem is more useful so they win overall. The only admirable thing about them is that women get dry talking to them so they must be doing something right.
They always have superiority complexes.
Also the least fun people ever.
I dislike them aswell. They always act so arrogant and cannot just relax and not give a shit for a second
i'm in cs a lot act like normies, some are stereotypical techbros and others like autists usually what you describe is the latter but some are cool
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You couldn't have said it better. They are highly neurotic.
me btfo (aspiring engineercel)
tbh I rarely went to uni this year so I might be off
Too arrogant and their IQ is too high compared to mine which makes my blood boils
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Same most are normies who came for the money
Makes sense. People realized if they weren't retarded that humanities majors make jack shit so they went for the money. Like anyone with an IQ above room temperature would do.
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That's not something that can be helped. Of course, you don't think alike. You're less intelligent, but intelligent enough to know that, and it rightfully bothers you when they can effortlessly see things you can't, just as being short, ugly and aware of it rightfully bothers us when we look at men who are good looking effortlessly being successful with women we can't.
80% is this
As a Software Devcel, I also say TSD
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Because being high IQ ANNOYS US LOWER IQS. we don't like being around pretentious faggots who can never catch a break.
I have never gotten my IQ tested but I bet it's below avg.
Life is unfair. Envy is my drive. It's over.
Thank God they're starting to leave Software Dev , Data Science & AI/Machine Learning are now their new favorite cash-cows
Well stem is decent career for job hunting but agree on most parts
I have a thorough distaste for the current state of academia as a whole. But stemfags flaunting their achievements is one of the more egregious offenders among them.
Unlike looks, I think our brains can be trained to grasp abstract concepts, an important skill to have to get into stem. It's just our brains aren't naturally inclined to think that.
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Being intelligent doesn't automatically make you arrogant or pretentious. What makes people arrogant and pretentious is the feeling that they're superior and more important. It's not just higher intelligence, but any attribute (including status) that is higher. In many cases this isn't justified, because of the Dunning-Kruger effect making people think they're smarter, funnier, more important etc. than they really are. But in some cases it's true, because it's a fact, not a feeling. A heart surgeon is more important than a janitor. A computer engineer is more important than an administrative assistant. A beautiful and fertile 16 year old virgin girl is more important than an ugly and barren 60 year old woman. However you may feel about any of that doesn't change the reality of it.
Rich, good looking, athletic, whatever - it doesn't matter. If people think they mog you (or actually mog you) in something, there's a risk that they may be arrogant and pretentious about it. The reason STEMfags are arrogant is because they get usually get mogged in every other department. This gives them lower self-esteem. Because of that, they're arrogant about the one thing they know they mog most people in.
am stem 
Gonna play a devil's advocate a bit. It's the shock-factor that could make people perceive stemcels as more arrogant. Since stem guys are seen as downtrodden individuals in all the other aspects of life, it could be the bitterness that stems from having to bow one's head down to them to get something done rather than them being arrogant.
As a software dev, I try not to come across arrogant as much as possible, but it's usually people I talk to who always try to ascend me to a position I don't belong by saying, "oh! he's the tech guy. he knows everything about **insert some technology**." Sometimes, it could be them patronizing me. Who knows. Conversely, stem guys are actually some of the most generous people with OSS and stuff while in other jobs the workers try their best to milk people out of money by abusing their expertise.
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Like everything else, there are limits to it. Sure, you can train someone to think a certain way, but the ceiling to it will be reached quickly.
True. Some people, however, are literally incapable of it, unfortunately. You've probably seen these from 4chan a while ago.
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That's a factor too. People are people - emotional and with an ego.
Yeah, that could be patronizing. Depends on the person and their tone. STEM people are just like any other group of people, for the most part. There are good and bad.
Interesting stuff. No, I hadn't seen them before.Like everything else, there are limits to it. Sure, you can train someone to think a certain way, but the ceiling to it will be reached quickly.
True. Some people, however, are literally incapable of it, unfortunately. You've probably seen these from 4chan a while ago.
For the first one, do you think behavior is related to IQ? I swear even some umemployed middle-aged dude would be willing to humor me by answering me those questions.
As for Recursion, that shit is really brutal. Even if you grasp the concept well, in programming your average programmer is strictly discouraged from writing recursive code. That stuff can go wrong real quick even after a lot of testing.
I really like valve stems and handlebar stems, but I can understand why others might not
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Yes. The more intelligent you are the more likely you are to analyze possible risk, which then directly affects behavior. Less intelligent people take more risk and have lower inhibition in risk-taking, because they mostly don't see or fully understand the risks. We see this happening practically every day across numerous domains. If you drive, gamble, or invest money, you know this very well. When you see people take dumb risks for little to no rewards you might think, "fucking idiot." More often than not, it's true.
Conceptually vs practically, sure. I think it's easier to understand it than it is to apply it in code, but that's probably just my personal experience.
Gambling is just low IQ tbh.
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Which is why don't find many high IQ people wasting their time and money in casinos.
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