Engineers Are Cracking Up At These 50 Memes That Perfectly Sum Up Their Profession
The world would be a pretty dark and dreary place without engineers. No matter their particular specialization (and there are a lot of ‘em!), they’re the people who help keep civilization going, all while innovating to bring ideas and tech that seem straight out of sci-fi movies into our reality. ‘Engineering Memes Guy’ is a massively popular Instagram account run by ‘meme engineer,’ mechanical engineering expert, and entrepreneur Eduardo Flores.
He features some of the most hilarious and relatable memes related to engineering on the internet, and we couldn’t wait to share the best ones with you. Scroll down to check them out! Bored Panda has reached out to Flores, and we’ll update the article once we hear back from him.
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Republicans: Our philosophy is f*** workers' rights. Union workers: VOTE RED! #SMDH
Exactly! AI chatbots are just search engines that make the data more understandable!
Modern AI is basically just a combination of plagiarism and digital hallucination.
Logics major: the glass is half empty if you are drinking it. It is half full if you are filling it.
Honestly, fully grasping quantum physics after only 584 hours of study sounds pretty good to me.
Programmers also relate. PEMDAS feels like a loose suggestion sometimes for computer math interpreters...
You'd be surprised how many environmental engineers, and scientists do this too.
Their AutoCAD was papyrus/wax tablet, a pen and a well educated slave. All of this could have malfunctioned, too. And without very precise calculus the water and sewage would not have reached the desired destination. Calculus is way older than the jokers are comfortable with. Without calculus they would live a pretty basic life.
After independently attempting this, I say OP must have a massive fist, cuz I'm 3cm smaller in the first three measurements.
How is it that Frank Gehry hasn't been beaten to death by a an engineer yet?
In a storm, you can shelter in the cavitation region under a cow’s neck
Just be a kid. Buy yourself ice creams, legos, videogames. That's what I do. You can even buy yourself a sports car!
And neither if you're running windows. Use Linux, install Wine and/or Proton, and you're good to go.
Right now 456 people are thinkin' " I don't get it" and this is the funniest graphic in this post!
No physical component or system can be made with absolute precision. Designing real-world devices requires calculating ranges of tolerance, which is effectively a set of approximations. A good example is digitally recorded music - it's not perfect, but it does the job.
Some "males"? The greenish sliver between orange and blue.
Now imagine a particle orbiting a nucleus, except it's not a particle and it's not orbiting.
I repaired electronic equipment for 38 years and never used Ohm's Law outside of college.
brand new engineer polishing turds vs. old school engineer knocking the project out (works for toolmakers as well)
I have to disagree here. Engineers do not know everything and often do have to refer to online sources, books, colleagues etc, for confirmation. But not knowing basic math is pushing it way too far.
Sanitation engineer wonders how he is going to haul all the junk to the landfill.
Modern fridges are pretty much unfixable by yourself though to be fair
That picture is Hayao Miyazaki, creator of Totoro and many other animals movies.
The second one probably looks complex for people who have never seen a phase diagram before, but once you understand how it works, the second one is just as easy to read as the first one.
Sitting at a computer all day is equivalent to smoking multiple packs of cigarettes. as far as being bad for one's health
Reminds me of a company I worked maintenance for. A team of engineers from the parent company came in to build a furnace. After 3 weeks they left and we maintenance engineers were left with a non-functioning furnace and to deal with the management questions over how long it will take.
I used to use fluid dynamics all the time in the beer and wine industry. Moving large volumes of liquid without cavitation can be tricky. Cavitation is bad because it can strip out the aromatics.
Geologists: 'hit it with your hammer, maybe we can identify the inside.'
Many of these were revealingly accurate. Revealing the true internal structure of the minds of those who naturally dwell within the realms of engineering.
In high school, I was sure I'd be an engineer. Then I flunked out of art school and ended up a forklift driver, now I'm a saxophone fixer, and have no regrets
Many of these were revealingly accurate. Revealing the true internal structure of the minds of those who naturally dwell within the realms of engineering.
In high school, I was sure I'd be an engineer. Then I flunked out of art school and ended up a forklift driver, now I'm a saxophone fixer, and have no regrets
