I taught the humans how to find the algorithm for heat. I'm retiring

this picture is helpful but
its shows the 3 types of how heat is tranferred and yet might lead to a misunderstanding since air also has a heat conductivity or hot water also has a radiation.

Now that physics is mostly if not totally complete, our only path forward is materials engineering for durability.

>>935672711 (OP)
yell me more

>>935673420
shut up you retard

>>935673523
BIG FAT BASTARD IN YOUR BROWN BEANER BUTTHOLE

>>935672711 (OP)
> the algorithm for heat
what does that even mean? do you even have a high school degree?

>>935673420
not exclusively depending on the range you would attribute to 'material engineering'.
the nano science part will grow (polymer chemistry for particle and surface properties), also biochemistry.
the entire field of dies and stacks of dies will widen and open for new applications already having started with plenty of sensors.
mircofluidmanagement, which is more process engineering, could get a thing starting with thermomanagement in cars now.

>>935673633
Everything operates on basic physical principles. Whatever man the flame has been tamed alright stfu.

>>935673667
Biochem is fun. I sorta only like designing rec stuff though not really pharmaceuticals or regenerative compounds because that requires a lot of research like bpc157 and others

>>935673667
>a few of them managed to understand it in the form of'money'

>a few of them realized the way to get unlimited money (at that point, the economy was based on buying materials, so the unlimited money trick was buying raw materials for really cheap, and selling their products for

>>935672711 (OP)
blah blah blah
big deal