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From: stephenb@harlequin.co.uk (Stephen J Bevan)
Subject: Re: Programmers -> Engineers; Engineers -> Programmers
Date: 1996/08/16
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In article <Dw6wKp.BEG@most.fw.hac.com> jakrzy@ss2.magec.com (James A. Krzyzanowski) writes:
   Jack W Scheible (jscheibl@mason2.gmu.edu) wrote:
   : In _my_ experience, people who major in Computer Science tend to be
   : dullards; if they were not, they would have majored in EE.

   Unbelievable!

Indeed.  I was told (admittedly by a physicist) that people who took
EE were dullards; if they were, not they would have taken physics :-)

No doubt there is some group who thinks that physicists are dullards ... etc.