@Manticore, if even a person (or some scientific rigor) like you can get suckered by some yarns of our resident aero-space expert........ then you're "a better man than I am, Gunga Din" (to paraphrase Rudyard Kipling)
@amardeep mishra; keep your discussion confined to knowledgeable posters like
@Oscar or
@MilSpec or
gambit; do not get diverted by incoherent and irrelevant ramblings. It affects us too, since "plain joes" like us seek to learn something new all the time.
Hey silly pants, what's your qualifications? You just told the member to "keep his discussions to the "knowledgeable members" and outside of Gambit, you listed MilSpec, who hasn't produced one real knowledgeable post. So its almost like we are "illiterates" and "knowledgeable" on here. Which of you smart technical people went to MIT, Harvard or Yale???? Produce one so there is a match. Internet warriors with education of University of Bangalore or from a normal US school doesn't match Ivy leagues. Certainly has no competition with MIT and the likes
. Enough said. I am probably more educated and from much better and expensive quality institutes than you can imagine. So when you can't come up with logic and facts, getting personal won't help.
Fake sense to supreme being is a fake sense, and you guys don't like it when you can't prove crap you write in posts!!
Enough to say that i have written my own "ALGORITHMs" NOT simply codes.I will end it here
Ok, like i said, I have appreciation of your education. I don't see professional experience. Was your algorithm implemented within a -16, -18 or JSF's flight controls? If yes, give me the patent number and I can salute you after I verify with the US Patent organization
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If that's not the case, I still appreciate and respect your education and smartness like I've said it ten times before. But then I won't take you too seriously because you don't have professional experience with the likes of a -16, -18 program. There is a whole world's of difference in theory and practice, when it comes to aircraft design and manufacturing.
Per the laws of Physics, back in the 40's and 50's, who would've thought that we'd be flying top end jets with tons of weapons and fuel loads with "unstable" air-frame and aircraft designs???? It would've sounded like a crazy idea back then, even when people still know the equations of equilibrium, center points, drag, motion dynamics, aerodynamics, etc. But the practice (vs. the theory) changed all these.