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What none STEM college degrees does /sci/ respect?

or atleast find beneficial to society

or at the very least not think of as absolute garbage.

>if you didnt go stem where would you have went?

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>> No.9948657

>>9948644
polsci,it , law, history and psychology being below fucking theology?

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>>9948657
Threadly reminder that one of the symptoms of autism is a pathological compulsion to stack, sort, and rank things.
>the tier images even use bright, autism-friendly colors lmao

>> No.9948686

>>9948643
Probably finance, but that might be a cheat depending on how quantitative the work gets.

Otherwise, something related to philosophy or film to get a broad base for creative work.

>> No.9948814

>>9948657
Yes and?

>> No.9948824

English or history, but only at elite universities

Law, but I am ideologically opposed to it (legal systems are basically glorified corruption since it's usually a battle of 'who can buy the best legal team')

>> No.9948865

>>9948643
Nothing is beneficial enough to society compared to STEM

>> No.9948869

>>9948643
Architechture and other art/music related stuff. Even though these are creative, learning it can't be that bad, just like reading and writing papers will make you a researcher in STEM you still gain something from going to classes once in a while and learning from others evolving the ecosystem. The ones that I don't like are the ones that require soft skills

>> No.9948912

>>9948814
well i guess you're entitled to your own opinion, and im entitled to think otherwise

so i guess we can go ahead and agree to disagree,
but instead ill just call you a faggot and say your opinion is wrong, this is /sci/ after all

>> No.9948914

I value art, philosophy, architecture, painting, writing, literature, history, music, etc. But I don't value any of those degrees, especially undergrad. I probably value lit and history the most. As subjects they're great, but they simply don't require as much brainpower as something like physics

>> No.9949128

>>9948644
>philosophy over Law, CS, PoliSci, and Foreign Language
ffs, even majoring in a foreign language will allow you to get some comfy job as an ESL somewhere.. wtf does a philosophy degree do for anyone?

>> No.9949138

>>9949128
We philosophers search for the truth

>> No.9949140

>>9949138
The truth is that you're going to starve in a shit job just like the art majors.

>> No.9949149

>>9948865
the best thing for society would be euthanizing utilitarian bugmen like you desù

>> No.9949183

>>9949140
You obviously didn't understand the point of the list if this is your arguement. And stop ending sentences on the internet with periods lmao

>> No.9949186

Social Work is a very respectable thing to study. I was never sure why you needed so much education for it, but we definitely need more dedicated social workers.