Physics vs Chemistry

[Anonymous No.3889468]

It is time to have an actual debate on this instead of just massive trolling. Put your hard hats on /sci/.

Which is the more rigorous science?

Which is the more applicable science?

Which is the science that is more central to other sciences? Physicists will have to work hard on this one.

Which science is more useful at particle scale and which one is more useful at large scales?

Which one has more famous scientists? This includes both the degrees, training, and work of the scientists.

Which one is more popular?

Which science will lead the future? Extension: Which one is more useful for engineering and application in quantum science and nano science.

[Anonymous No.3889483]

Remember to back up your shit with evidence and analysis.

[Anonymous No.3889487]

I'll try this...

1) Physics
2) Physics
3) Physics
4) Physics
5) Physics
6) Physics
7) Physics

[Anonymous No.3889492]

Pure Math is by nature the most rigorous science as its proofs do not rely on experimentation or the physical world to prove their truth.

[Anonymous No.3889493]

>>3889487
/sci/ is a physics circle jerk even though chemistry is the science of Bohr, Schrodinger, and others.

[Pseudo-science fag No.3889495]

Can I votes Biology?

[Anonymous No.3889504]

>Chemistry
>Geology
>Math
>Physics and Chem
>Physics
>Chem
>All

[Anonymous No.3889517]

>>3889492
>>3889492
The truth.
But anyway, chemistry is just applied physics. Physics is the study of the universe and how it works. Chemistry is the study of matter, a specific part of our universe i.e. a specific area physics

[Anonymous No.3889550]

>>3889487
/sci/ has taught me how mainstream loving physics really is. To preserve my hipster reputation, I'm immediately quitting my Ph.D. program and moving to biology. It's not like I would have ever graduated, anyway.