Poll of the Day > Which college class should I take next: Astronomy or Psychology?

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-Komaiko54- 12/07/18 7:53:34 AM #1:	The last class I took was sociology - Results (2 votes) Psychology 50% (1 vote) 1 Astronomy 50% (1 vote) 1 economics is off the table :( --- "This clearly played out better within the confines of your mind" USNA 2023 Hopeful https://imgur.com/z47Jhyg https://imgur.com/INGiUQZ <cite>-Komaiko54- posted [p:913703863] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote> The last class I took was sociology - Results (2 votes) Psychology 50% (1 vote) 1 Astronomy 50% (1 vote) 1 economics is off the table :(</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Sarcasthma 12/07/18 7:56:32 AM #2:	Self-awareness 101 --- What's the difference between a pickpocket and a peeping tom? A pickpocket snatches your watch. <cite>Sarcasthma posted [p:913703975] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>Self-awareness 101</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kenneth_Writer 12/07/18 8:00:07 AM #3:	Psychology. It's actually very interesting and it helped me tremendously with my writing since I was better able to get in my character's minds to understand how they could realistically respond to things. <cite>Kenneth_Writer posted [p:913704067] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>Psychology. It's actually very interesting and it helped me tremendously with my writing since I was better able to get in my character's minds to understand how they could realistically respond to things.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
minervo 12/07/18 8:01:31 AM #4:	Astronomy is important when navigating rough waters, so I voted that. --- "how hard is it for people to understand that not everything you read will be something you agree with?" - Awesome <cite>minervo posted [p:913704115] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>Astronomy is important when navigating rough waters, so I voted that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Kenneth_Writer 12/07/18 8:03:33 AM #5:	minervo posted... Astronomy is important when navigating rough waters, so I voted that. Also when you're camping or just hiking in general. Really this question requires us to know more about the TC's lifestyle to properly answer. <cite>Kenneth_Writer posted [p:913704168] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote><cite>minervo posted...</cite> <quote>Astronomy is important when navigating rough waters, so I voted that.</quote> Also when you're camping or just hiking in general. Really this question requires us to know more about the TC's lifestyle to properly answer.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/07/18 8:30:18 AM #6:	I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:913705165] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
minervo 12/07/18 8:36:52 AM #7:	mooreandrew58 posted... I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong. Psychology is best learned from experience imo. --- "how hard is it for people to understand that not everything you read will be something you agree with?" - Awesome <cite>minervo posted [p:913705415] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong.</quote> Psychology is best learned from experience imo.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/07/18 8:42:01 AM #8:	minervo posted... mooreandrew58 posted... I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong. Psychology is best learned from experience imo. Well it's also when you go to a professional, your likely willingly going into details you normally don't discuss. Your being honest (otherwise your wasting time and money) and it requires several sessions. Armchair psychologists tend to make judgments on brief convos and seeing a few actions out of you --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:913705585] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote><cite>minervo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong.</quote> Psychology is best learned from experience imo.</quote> Well it's also when you go to a professional, your likely willingly going into details you normally don't discuss. Your being honest (otherwise your wasting time and money) and it requires several sessions. Armchair psychologists tend to make judgments on brief convos and seeing a few actions out of you</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
minervo 12/07/18 8:45:08 AM #9:	mooreandrew58 posted... minervo posted... mooreandrew58 posted... I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong. Psychology is best learned from experience imo. Well it's also when you go to a professional, your likely willingly going into details you normally don't discuss. Your being honest (otherwise your wasting time and money) and it requires several sessions. Armchair psychologists tend to make judgments on brief convos and seeing a few actions out of you True, most people are more willing to listen to and trust a licensed professional anyway. --- "how hard is it for people to understand that not everything you read will be something you agree with?" - Awesome <cite>minervo posted [p:913705697] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>minervo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong.</quote> Psychology is best learned from experience imo.</quote> Well it's also when you go to a professional, your likely willingly going into details you normally don't discuss. Your being honest (otherwise your wasting time and money) and it requires several sessions. Armchair psychologists tend to make judgments on brief convos and seeing a few actions out of you</quote> True, most people are more willing to listen to and trust a licensed professional anyway.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/07/18 8:48:08 AM #10:	minervo posted... mooreandrew58 posted... minervo posted... mooreandrew58 posted... I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong. Psychology is best learned from experience imo. Well it's also when you go to a professional, your likely willingly going into details you normally don't discuss. Your being honest (otherwise your wasting time and money) and it requires several sessions. Armchair psychologists tend to make judgments on brief convos and seeing a few actions out of you True, most people are more willing to listen to and trust a licensed professional anyway. It's kills me and makes me wanna slap them when they make assumptions about your past they know nothing about. Just because your behavior fits the profile. I don't think psychology will ever be an exact/perfect science. Everyone is different and will react to circumstances differently than others. Just way too many variables --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:913705824] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote><cite>minervo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>minervo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong.</quote> Psychology is best learned from experience imo.</quote> Well it's also when you go to a professional, your likely willingly going into details you normally don't discuss. Your being honest (otherwise your wasting time and money) and it requires several sessions. Armchair psychologists tend to make judgments on brief convos and seeing a few actions out of you</quote> True, most people are more willing to listen to and trust a licensed professional anyway.</quote> It's kills me and makes me wanna slap them when they make assumptions about your past they know nothing about. Just because your behavior fits the profile. I don't think psychology will ever be an exact/perfect science. Everyone is different and will react to circumstances differently than others. Just way too many variables</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
minervo 12/07/18 8:54:00 AM #11:	mooreandrew58 posted... minervo posted... mooreandrew58 posted... minervo posted... mooreandrew58 posted... I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong. Psychology is best learned from experience imo. Well it's also when you go to a professional, your likely willingly going into details you normally don't discuss. Your being honest (otherwise your wasting time and money) and it requires several sessions. Armchair psychologists tend to make judgments on brief convos and seeing a few actions out of you True, most people are more willing to listen to and trust a licensed professional anyway. It's kills me and makes me wanna slap them when they make assumptions about your past they know nothing about. Just because your behavior fits the profile. I don't think psychology will ever be an exact/perfect science. Everyone is different and will react to circumstances differently than others. Just way too many variables Regardless, the pro gets to leave with some cash and the client feels like someone cares so it's all good. --- "how hard is it for people to understand that not everything you read will be something you agree with?" - Awesome <cite>minervo posted [p:913706070] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>minervo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>minervo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong.</quote> Psychology is best learned from experience imo.</quote> Well it's also when you go to a professional, your likely willingly going into details you normally don't discuss. Your being honest (otherwise your wasting time and money) and it requires several sessions. Armchair psychologists tend to make judgments on brief convos and seeing a few actions out of you</quote> True, most people are more willing to listen to and trust a licensed professional anyway.</quote> It's kills me and makes me wanna slap them when they make assumptions about your past they know nothing about. Just because your behavior fits the profile. I don't think psychology will ever be an exact/perfect science. Everyone is different and will react to circumstances differently than others. Just way too many variables</quote> Regardless, the pro gets to leave with some cash and the client feels like someone cares so it's all good.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CacciatoPart3 12/07/18 9:00:18 AM #12:	Sarcasthma posted... Self-awareness 101 --- "Why the f* do you think I'm gay bro I'm not fing gay. I love p***, I'm in deep love with the female anatomy" - Nomak54/-Komaiko54- <cite>CacciatoPart3 posted [p:913706304] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote><cite>Sarcasthma posted...</cite> <quote>Self-awareness 101</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/07/18 9:02:24 AM #13:	minervo posted... mooreandrew58 posted... minervo posted... mooreandrew58 posted... minervo posted... mooreandrew58 posted... I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong. Psychology is best learned from experience imo. Well it's also when you go to a professional, your likely willingly going into details you normally don't discuss. Your being honest (otherwise your wasting time and money) and it requires several sessions. Armchair psychologists tend to make judgments on brief convos and seeing a few actions out of you True, most people are more willing to listen to and trust a licensed professional anyway. It's kills me and makes me wanna slap them when they make assumptions about your past they know nothing about. Just because your behavior fits the profile. I don't think psychology will ever be an exact/perfect science. Everyone is different and will react to circumstances differently than others. Just way too many variables Regardless, the pro gets to leave with some cash and the client feels like someone cares so it's all good. I was talking non professionals. I assume a professional that was good would dig as deep as he/she can. Still never perfect but I feel they'd at least know when a client doesn't fall neatly into a typical mold and would still be able to help in some capacity. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:913706370] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote><cite>minervo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>minervo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote><cite>minervo posted...</cite> <quote><cite>mooreandrew58 posted...</cite> <quote>I'd say psychology would be more fun. But I can't stand talking to people who took it. They tend to act like they are know it alls when it comes to why you do things you do, and in my experience are often wrong.</quote> Psychology is best learned from experience imo.</quote> Well it's also when you go to a professional, your likely willingly going into details you normally don't discuss. Your being honest (otherwise your wasting time and money) and it requires several sessions. Armchair psychologists tend to make judgments on brief convos and seeing a few actions out of you</quote> True, most people are more willing to listen to and trust a licensed professional anyway.</quote> It's kills me and makes me wanna slap them when they make assumptions about your past they know nothing about. Just because your behavior fits the profile. I don't think psychology will ever be an exact/perfect science. Everyone is different and will react to circumstances differently than others. Just way too many variables</quote> Regardless, the pro gets to leave with some cash and the client feels like someone cares so it's all good.</quote> I was talking non professionals. I assume a professional that was good would dig as deep as he/she can. Still never perfect but I feel they'd at least know when a client doesn't fall neatly into a typical mold and would still be able to help in some capacity.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
wwinterj25 12/07/18 9:14:00 AM #14:	You doing Psychology would be fucking hilarious TC so that. --- One who knows nothing can understand nothing. http://psnprofiles.com/wwinterj - https://imgur.com/kDysIcd <cite>wwinterj25 posted [p:913706775] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>You doing Psychology would be fucking hilarious TC so that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
-Komaiko54- 12/07/18 9:22:15 AM #15:	I really have no specific interests, it's really that Astronomy is the only stem related class I'm able to take, plus I love space and science. I'm currently taking AP Physics and I love it Psychology is my other choice because I took sociology and I'm told it's a very related class to the one I'm taking now I also intend on majoring in either Political Science or Aerospace --- "This clearly played out better within the confines of your mind" USNA 2023 Hopeful https://imgur.com/z47Jhyg https://imgur.com/INGiUQZ <cite>-Komaiko54- posted [p:913707081] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>I really have no specific interests, it's really that Astronomy is the only stem related class I'm able to take, plus I love space and science. I'm currently taking AP Physics and I love it Psychology is my other choice because I took sociology and I'm told it's a very related class to the one I'm taking now I also intend on majoring in either Political Science or Aerospace</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dancer62 12/07/18 9:45:53 AM #16:	Both are interesting and fun. Flip a coin. --- If ballet was easy, it would be pointe-less <cite>dancer62 posted [p:913708116] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>Both are interesting and fun. Flip a coin.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
minervo 12/07/18 10:21:17 AM #17:	dancer62 posted... Both are interesting and fun. Flip a coin. --- "how hard is it for people to understand that not everything you read will be something you agree with?" - Awesome <cite>minervo posted [p:913709676] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote><cite>dancer62 posted...</cite> <quote>Both are interesting and fun. Flip a coin.</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
BUMPED2002 12/07/18 11:01:44 AM #18:	What's your major if you mind me asking! <cite>BUMPED2002 posted [p:913711625] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>What's your major if you mind me asking!</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
-Komaiko54- 12/07/18 11:03:03 AM #19:	I don't have a major. I'm in high school --- "This clearly played out better within the confines of your mind" USNA 2023 Hopeful https://imgur.com/z47Jhyg https://imgur.com/INGiUQZ <cite>-Komaiko54- posted [p:913711687] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>I don't have a major. I'm in high school</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
mooreandrew58 12/07/18 11:15:28 AM #20:	-Komaiko54- posted... I don't have a major. I'm in high school Highschool didn't offer shit like that when I went... They started with some right after I graduated. On one hand it's nice on the other most teens are clueless on what they really wanna do in life as a career. --- Cid- "looks like that overgrown lobster just got served!" Bartz-"with cheese biscuts AND mashed potatoes!" <cite>mooreandrew58 posted [p:913712408] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote><cite>-Komaiko54- posted...</cite> <quote>I don't have a major. I'm in high school</quote> Highschool didn't offer shit like that when I went... They started with some right after I graduated. On one hand it's nice on the other most teens are clueless on what they really wanna do in life as a career.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Wii3Kings 12/07/18 11:55:34 AM #21:	From my experience I would go with Astronomy. When I was in college Psychology had a lot more offerings so it made it more flexible when I could take it. Astronomy wasn't, so if it is offered to you in high school, you can get it out of the way now. --- https://imgur.com/2o9xRxB <cite>Wii3Kings posted [p:913714603] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>From my experience I would go with Astronomy. When I was in college Psychology had a lot more offerings so it made it more flexible when I could take it. Astronomy wasn't, so if it is offered to you in high school, you can get it out of the way now.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
-Komaiko54- 12/07/18 1:15:18 PM #22:	It's not like I'll be taking the classes in the future if I don't take em now --- "This clearly played out better within the confines of your mind" USNA 2023 Hopeful https://imgur.com/z47Jhyg https://imgur.com/INGiUQZ <cite>-Komaiko54- posted [p:913719038] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>It's not like I'll be taking the classes in the future if I don't take em now</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
gguirao 12/07/18 2:12:13 PM #23:	After sociology, psychology would be a more logical choice. --- Donald J. Trump--proof against government intelligence. <cite>gguirao posted [p:913722180] in Which coll... [t:77277349]...</cite> <quote>After sociology, psychology would be a more logical choice.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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