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| 2 | Men - the most important post you'll read on Testosterone. Your levels are being systemically lowered with plastics. Science inside.Youre right about that. Engineering skills required in an oil industry are very valuable. It easy to swith to any other field later | /r/TheRedPill | 09/09/17 09:03 AM |
| 3 | Men - the most important post you'll read on Testosterone. Your levels are being systemically lowered with plastics. Science inside.I think engineering is always a better choice. You learn how to think as a problem solver. You have more options in many fields. Chemistry is pure science, too philosophical and too much unnecessery in-depth knowledge. Chem E is industry and business oriented and you get wider knowledge | /r/TheRedPill | 08/09/17 04:59 AM |
| 10 | Men - the most important post you'll read on Testosterone. Your levels are being systemically lowered with plastics. Science inside.In Croatia its not easy for young people to find a job in any field except IT. With chemical eng its not so bad but we are very limited if we dont wanna relocate to other countries.If you're American I think you should be fine. My advice is to avoid oil industry, I think it will not last long..I work in a pharmaceutical company and I think this is very nice field to work in..also my job is not really chem eng but chemist. I would also suggest to learn programming in your free time. It could help… | /r/TheRedPill | 07/09/17 07:50 PM |
| 71 | Men - the most important post you'll read on Testosterone. Your levels are being systemically lowered with plastics. Science inside.Hi, my first post here. This is true, I have a degree in Chemical Engineering and we learned this in faculty (BPA and phtalates). However, we learned not only that it lowers Testosterone, but impaired male reproducibility as well and it was banned when the study showed it. So, I am not really sure if EU countries or US still use it in polymer production. I'm from Croatia, EU. You have to realise there are many types of plastics and polymers. For example, coca cola bottle is PET which is safe to … | /r/TheRedPill | 07/09/17 01:28 PM |
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