Why do so many humanities majors get mad at science when humanities

>>1834331

from my experience, it's usually the reverse that occurs.

>MUH STEM

>>1834578
This board proves otherwise.

>>1835622
Very one-eyed of you. There is plenty of STEMfag sperging over the humanities on the reg here.

>>1835713
To be fair the reverse does happen a lot though.

>>1835713
Humanities require stem but stem doesn't require humanities.

>>1834331
They aren't getting $300K starting at any job they want.

>>1839669
heh good luck interpreting the data kiddo

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>>1834331

I'm worse... A finance major.

From my gut feeling, it seems humanities think too highly of themselves in the modern era.

I think the saving grace is the History major, which I suppose without a PHD in entitles you to be a employee at a Museum or Historical Association.

STEMs at least provide some tangible progress to society. The majority of philosophy majors just end up flipping burgers I guess (also need PHD to be relevant).

To be fair, I can piss off both sides by stating I will most likely make more money than a STEM and Humanities degree person combined.

Muh portfolio!

>>1839701

>getting an education to make money
>acting like humanities majors have a sad life

have fun committing suicide at 35 friendo

>>1839738
>getting an education to make money
>this is somehow bad
i'm not sure i'm getting you here

>>1839682
science does it all the time though.
When do scientists bring in humanities majors to help them interpret data?

>>1839738
>getting an education to make money

The fuck else would I be getting a formal education in modern times?

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>>1834331
>he isn't a polymath

>Scientists
>Work hard for little money
>But learn things
>Humanities
>Don't work for no money
>Learn wrong things

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1i80qaETtw8

Why wont STEMfags realize that feelings and CULTURE are more important than facts?

>>1839738

I don't know about you, but I might as well be Jewish as I like to work with finances and such things.

Maybe you like to dote on "How you know nothing" but really I don't mind a little hard work. If I make lots of money in process so what?

This maybe anecdotal, but all the humanities majors I know aren't working jobs in their degree. There is like a handful of philosophy jobs at Google, but beyond that I don't know why you are getting that degree if you can't pay back your student loans.

I mean if you have got $100K to blow then yeah college is great learning shit!

But if you weren't born wealthy and have to bootstrap you gotta take those loans.

>>1839805
RIP South Africa

>>1839809
I feel you. I got into school with a full ride so I can take the liberty of studying history and then learning a trade afterwards if I want. I don't see anything wrong with it. no loans, and I'll be well educated.

>>1839833

Yeah if you don't have loans you don't have to worry that much about finding a job just to pay it back.

>>1839899
maybe I'll be a fishmonger

>>1839772
the act of interpretation is not scientific and the scientists doing the interpreting rely on the humanities training theyve received to do so. thus that anon who i replied to who said that science does not rely on humanities is mistaken.

>>1840068
>Scientists need humanities training
Not from any class.
What humanities class tells you how to properly interpret data?