Most Autistic Subject

>>39386771
History. Maybe math.

>>39386771
The closer it is to maths the more autistic it is

e.g.

Maths >physics/comp sci > chemistry/medicine > biology > arts

Economics is an exception though

>>39386813
>Economics is an exception though
economics is normies pretending to be autistic

Physics
t.autistic physics major

I'd say literature.
You're literally trying to ignore your reality and enter someone else's.If that's not autistic I don't know what is.

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I'm an autist and my subject of choice is pathology
Also into parasites
As you can imagine I have exactly 0 friends, 0 of which are girlfriends

>>39386835
I've often found it to be autists pretending to be normies too

>>39386771
Philosophy is memeautism tier

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>>39386771
Mmm maths is definitely the traditional answer, but I agree with >>39386803 about history. Much more so if they're interested in U.S. presidents and internal affairs.

I actually know an autistic girl that does art. It's nothing special, just geometric coloring pages, but that's how she spends her free time.

>>39386771
I wish.
I did engineering
>only Chads
Switched to math
>more Chads

I think for men it would be philosophy/history in the Anglo Saxon world (though those are the "mysterious hot chad uWu" majors in countries like Italy or France)

Majors with a lot of rote-memorization of random facts and details like inorganic Chemistry and things like entomology or ornicology are sure to be full of autists no matter where in the world.

>>39387503
>Chemistry
Where I am that is firmly a Chad subject. Good for people who want a strong science but also a life since it isn't /that/ hard. Rote memorisation attracts girls to subjects too, which in turn attracts more Chads.

Humanities for sure

>>39386771
>What is the most autistic subject? Maths? Science? Could arts subjects be considered to be manifestations of female autism? Discuss.
Chemistry is by far the most autistic science

>>39386861
what if your reality sucks?

>>39386771
Pure theoretical mathematics is the most autistic subject. Then probably comes theoretical physics. Arts is a manifestation of female autism, as girls and guys with female-type autism often are very interested in art.

>>39386864
I still think biology wins so far

>>39388515
>theoretical physics

I have noticed there really is a distinction between different types of physicists. The biggest autismos do theoretical physics/particle physics, whereas atmospheric physicists are more grounded, studying things which actually matter (atmospheric, atomic physics etc.)

>>39386771
aren't all of those the same thing really

>>39388404
what if you're reality is being tamperred with

Math and Physics by far. Philosophy too from what I've heard but I've never seen it first hand.

>>39388648
name a subject which isn't enclosed within those listed?

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>math
>history

Im majoring in an arts field I wont specify, and I guarantee and assure you, fellas. We have the most autistic students in existence

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>>39387246
>Much more so if they're interested in U.S. presidents and internal affairs.
I'd say Internal affairs are fairly interesting, U.S especially. Perhaps I'm just a Europoor. I'd say the most autistic topic in history would be something to do with Roman or Byzantine history. Extreme Prussiabooism/Wehrbism, too

>>39388672
that's kinda my point, in a way

>>39388716
>arts field I wont specify
Theatre? I Did it with an re instead of er in case it triggers you.

>>39386771
dance in england you have todo it until year 9

>>39388633
For physicists, it's the difference between theoreticians and experimentalists. One sits inside on a computer all day while the other works in a lab with other people.

>>39388805
Its a visual art major (thats as far as I can say) and 90% are furries or steven universe or anime "artists"

>>39388672
psychology
/thread

>>39388947
even as a scientist doing a hard science I would probably still refer to it as a science, it's just run by artists

>>39388923
OH I KNOW THIS HOLY SHIT
I won't tell but lol hi

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Philosophy

See pic related for the typical people in any phil course