Isn't "what you said is bigoted but I didn't say you were" just weaseling?

[Speaker to Animals]

Architecture is almost entirely design.

In my profession, software engineers who design systems are often called software architects for this reason. In software engineering, we borrowed the concept of design patterns from architecture.

In graduate school, we sometimes study architecture to better understand the design aspect of software architecture.

[C-Mag]

Hanarchy Montanarchy, so what IS the punchline?

COCKSUCKER!!!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Oh, Deadwood......... 8 minutes of Cocksucker.

[C-Mag]

Architects deal with the design of things humans use, broadly, I think the term fits fine for a person who designs bridges, they might also be an engineer, or they might work with an engineer. If I had said build instead of design, you two jokers might have a point.

Don't hurt yourselves trying too very hard to be pedantic.

edit: http://www.designboom.com/tag/bridge-ar ... nd-design/

I assume if the term 'bridge architecture' exists, an architect can be said to have designed at least one.

Over sensitive much.

There is one way to legitimately trigger the living shit out of me, and that is to question my goddamn word choice!

I will never forgive you for this C... never.

Not even if I design a bridge for you ?

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

Hanarchy Montanarchy, so what IS the punchline?

COCKSUCKER!!!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Damn. I was hoping it was something clever I didn't see. Why? It's not like we call every straight dude a pussyhound rather than acknowledge their profession.

That is sort of the point though... when someone does hisself a murder, we call them a murderer no matter their profession.

It wasn't really supposed to be funny ... more funny ...

[Speaker to Animals]

I'd go as far as to claim your potential greatness as an engineer is patiala determined by your skill as a designer.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

Over sensitive much.

There is one way to legitimately trigger the living shit out of me, and that is to question my goddamn word choice!

I will never forgive you for this C... never.

Not even if I design a bridge for you ?

fresh

[C-Mag]

I'd go as far as to claim your potential greatness as an engineer is patiala determined by your skill as a designer.

This discussion is the best argument for having more women in STEM that I have ever heard.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

I'd go as far as to claim your potential greatness as an engineer is patiala determined by your skill as a designer.

Is patiala the new covfefe?

[StCapps]

COCKSUCKER!!!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Oh, Deadwood......... 8 minutes of Cocksucker.

San Francisco Cocksucker. Mr. Wu FTW.

[Speaker to Animals]

I'd go as far as to claim your potential greatness as an engineer is patiala determined by your skill as a designer.

This discussion is the best argument for having more women in STEM that I have ever heard.

Except women don't naturally make better designers. Don't confuse my use of the word design with decorating a room. Even in the world of fashion design women take a backseat to men.

For all the time our species evolved, women were not the ones who had to design shelters, traps, and tools. They never had any selective pressure towards better design skills, hence their generally inferior spatial reasoning, among other factors.

Women were selected on social skills and conflict resolution. I'd look at women first for rolls in fields like the diplomatic services, marketing, etc.

Encouraging women into STEM has been disastrous. It's actually destroyed engineering departments in some cases. Women are not as likely to remain in an engineering field either. They try to get out of it even when they are good at it. Probably for the same reason you or I would try to get out of teaching primary school to become administrators or coaches. This is why in software engineering, women tend to try to become engineering managers (in charge of the departments) and men tend to try to become project managers (in charge of specific engineering projects). That division of labor seems to work really well.