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Topic	Why is Calculus so difficult for many liberal arts majors?
Gwynevere 07/15/23 3:22:23 PM #39:	Euripides posted... College is not purely for job training Learning about art, literature, philosophy, etc. makes you a more-rounded human being with better critical thinking skills. It also makes you less likely to fall into political and religious zealotry Philosophy also goes hand in hand with a lot of the history of physics. Political science is deeply intertwined with engineering, since what engineering projects get greenlit is 100% based in politics. STEM majors that let their social science proficiency slip don't tend to make very good coworkers in my experience --- A hunter is a hunter...even in a dream [She/they] <cite>Gwynevere posted [p:974857550] in Why is Cal... [t:80509462]...</cite> <quote>Euripides posted... </cite><quote>College is not purely for job trainingLearning about art, literature, philosophy, etc. makes you a more-rounded human being with better critical thinking skills. It also makes you less likely to fall into political and religious zealotry</quote>Philosophy also goes hand in hand with a lot of the history of physics. Political science is deeply intertwined with engineering, since what engineering projects get greenlit is 100% based in politics.STEM majors that let their social science proficiency slip don't tend to make very good coworkers in my experience --- A hunter is a hunter...even in a dream[She/they]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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