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Math doesn't suck, you do.
GoGeTa006:
--- Quote from: metro. on May 13, 2012, 06:07:44 AM ---GoGeta you should have just linked this, but your point still stands.
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how da fuck is psychology "applied biology"
psychiatry i see, but psychology? c'mon thats the most subjective class ever
metro.:
--- Quote from: GoGeTa006 on May 13, 2012, 06:12:09 AM ---
--- Quote from: metro. on May 13, 2012, 06:07:44 AM ---GoGeta you should have just linked this, but your point still stands.
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how da fuck is psychology "applied biology"
psychiatry i see, but psychology? c'mon thats the most subjective class ever
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Lol there's lots of branches to Psychology, and quite a few of them involve analyzing the unmapped brain so lots of it is just shots in the dark. But quite a bit of it is making predictions based on Bio-feed back or something of the sort. Also, Psychology as a science is quite related to Biology, maybe not as an art, that's typically mixed up with Philosophy.
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Saras:
I don't really consider math a science. It's a tool, an excellent multi-purpose tool, but nothing more.
Do you call a physicist's, piece of paper, pen and glasses as science? If not, why should one count math?
Burkingam:
Sciences are fields of knowledge acquired using the scientific method. Math doesn't use the scientific method, therefor it is not a science. Sociology does use it, even though it doesn't work that well, therefor sociology is a science.
Nikkoru:
Mathematics is an umbrella terms for a group of related sciences. Geometry, algebra, calculus, statistics, and so on. It is, to borrow the dictionary definition, the systematic understanding of the relationships between figures and forms -- which figures and forms determine the nature of the science.
I studied statistics predominately, a science and a branch of mathematics.
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