/lit/ - Literature

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Maths degrees are always going to be one of the objectively most demanding of your ability to form logical arguments, remember facts and have them at your fingertips at will.

Philosophy may be more difficult than this in some cases where it is taught very analytically, since you need to be unrelentingly logical while also having good communication skills. However it may also be taught poorly and just like a social commentary class where all that's required is half-hearted essays on agreeing with what the lecturer said last week about whatever social grievance they decided to bring up.

In my opinion, maths should be number one most of the time, philosophy has the potential to be number one if taught properly though.

I am a maths major though so a little biased desu