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Sup /sci/, I'm torn between doing a degree in biological science (most likely specializing in zoology) and a degree in environmental geoscience (pretty much geology) What do you think are the pros and cons of each one?

>> No.1131416

You're either a furry or you rock!

>> No.1131436

>>1131416

terrible samefag

>> No.1131453
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>>1131436
terrible? yes.
samefag? no.

>> No.1131706

>>1131416
>>1131404

>06/07/10(Mon)19:42
>06/07/10(Mon)19:44

atleast wait more than 2 seconds before you post again if you don't want to look like samefag.

also, your a giant fucking idiot.

>> No.1131718

>>1131706

Fuck off. I didn't samefag.

And if you're trolling (your), well done sir.

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>>1131706

>> No.1131725

Fuck both.

Go Anthropology. Minor in comp sci.

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>>1131706
arent those minutes?

>> No.1131741

>>1131725
Isn't that like majoring in sociology and minoring in mathematics?

>> No.1131755

geology is better in terms of prospective $$$
you can work for big oil mining companies

>> No.1131761

>>1131741

I see what you did there.

>> No.1132580

Just bumping this thread. Just casual, like.

>> No.1133314

this thread is dildoes

>> No.1133324

/sci/ has become an education board.

>> No.1133335

With environmental geosciences, you won't have to put up with evolutionism.

>> No.1133357

what's more interesting and exciting, being out in the wild studying animals, or being out in the wild staring at rocks?

>> No.1133430

>>1133357

Yeah, I think that pretty much settles it.

Rocks it is. (dohoho)

>> No.1133454
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1133454

Do Biology.

We have Secretary Birds and Foxes and AWESOMENESS.

Does enviromental geoscience have that? NO.

(also, you'll learn a little geology in ecology classes. Geology [among other things] determines the Plants which determine the Animals)

>> No.1133653

>>1133454

I have foxes in my back garden.

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>>1133653
You're a lucky person.

I wish I had awesome things in my "yard" (well, I do have a shit ton of Great-tailed Grackles here; they're pretty cool).

>> No.1133791

Disappointed, because I thought OP wanted to play a nice game of Rock, Paper, Giraffe.

hm...
Rock > Paper
Paper > Giraffe?
Giraffe > Rock?

>> No.1133817

>>1133791
I would think that the giraffe would eat the paper, and you could possibly harm a giraffe by throwing a rock at it. Or would that just make it angry? Anyway, as I'm sure you know, paper normally beats rock, but the reasoning for that makes no sense, so it could go either way.

>> No.1133858

>>1133791
Rock kills giraffe, giraffe eats paper, paper still magically overpowers rock.