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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is a very bizarre question. I am African American and I work in computational fluid dynamics. All my colleagues understand the same models I do. We use the same technical terms etc. We interpret the results similarly. I am kind of puzzled about OP's question.

For example if I hated the right geometry for a project or tell the CAD guy, are you saying that based on their gender/race/sexual orientation they will understand it differently?

Lol some of you need a life seriously. Anyone who has gone through an engineering program and work as an engineer knows that you can't take it. And if you do, they will just find a way to put you way from engineering into other kind of work instead.[/quote]

I have a degree in pure math. I honestly saw zero differences in the way my other classmates solved problems. And I was in a very diverse school. My Topology teacher for example required students to present the topics and he just steps in to reinforce concepts etc. We were so immersed in the subject that we didn't see anything else.

Some people just like to think others don't believe in the same space as them. Usually these people need someone else to blame for failing to achieve whatever they thought they "deserved".

Having said that as a White man I'll say I have come across more clueless White men in my career that I wonder how on earth they got this far. We are these men every single day we go to work lol.  [/quote]

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