Is chemistry the easiest subject from the hard sciences?

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its the one with much knowledge by heart ... except simple anorganics.

it goes like this: maths>physics>Chem>bio

>>7974765
what about geology?

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>>7974588
I hope so

>>7974813
That's just rock biology..

>>7974816
>That's just rock biology..
Not the guy nor a geofag, but... wat??

>>7974813
Astrology and geology go under faggot tier

>>7974588
No, physics is.

I hate to use the meme, but physics is, literally, applied math. All you do in physics is plug things in to formulas, and even if you don't intuitively get the concepts, it's doable by rote. Can't really say the same for chemistry, which requires you to visualize a lot spacially and solve problems using intuitive understanding of abstract concepts.

>>7974588
Don't you get tired of posting the same shit?

>>7974832
>rock
>biology
Geology is a sub study from bio

Let's change the topic

What are the best intro resources for the subjects, and your personal pick for advance/intermediate resource?

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So I found this graph and was wondering could this set of data be modeled by a damped function?

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>>7974838

I'm a geology major tho..

The answer is geology.

>>7974857
>how it's studied in school accurately represents the science
>falling for this

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>>7974838

>astrology

Bitch, you believe you can tell the future through stars?