OK! I must absolutely state that I failed to notice this situation! We do have an Order of Engineers and an order of technologists in Quebec. When I finished CEGEP in 1977, I was 19. There was a fight between the 2 orders. and the only thing I recall was that the technologist order was seemingly acting unethically. The end result was that they did not get recognized by the Order of Engineers at the time. Is that the issue at hand? It must show that, after the Order of technologist demise in 1977, I lost all interest in that organization and went about to complete my 35 years carrer in 2013. Sorry if I missed a few episodes on that debate.
I do agree that theoretical knowledge alone is like practical knowledge alone... It is not much. Alone, they do not provide much for the advancement of sciences as each feed on the other's experiences and findings. Therefore I think it is safe to say that the sum of both is bigger that each of them separated. Synergy is often a good thing. YLL Le jeudi 22 octobre 2015 à 16:20 -0400, Stefan Monnier a écrit : > > I do not want to start a war of the type "my father is stronger than > > yours"! > > Nether do I: "more knowledgeable in theoretical work" does not > mean better. > > I just wanted to point out that "software engineer" is a delicate term > in Quebec for political reasons. > > > Stefan
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