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4083857 No.4083857 [Reply] [Original]

Why is Biology a soft science?

>> No.4083862

Because organic tissue is soft. Hard sciences like chemistry and physics deal with metals, rocks and other things that are hard, hence the name.

>> No.4083864

>>4083862
+1

>> No.4083871

>>4083862
Bullshit, there are plenty of brittle and soft things in chemistry and physics. Such as foams.

>> No.4083880

>>4083862
This is honestly why women think that science is sexist. That is a terrible generalization and a disgusting manipulation.

>> No.4083881

oh gawd, that image

>> No.4083891

>>4083880
Women are stupid, so who cares what they think about the manly pursuit of science.

>> No.4083893

>>4083891
It's only manly if it's a hard science.

*wink*

>> No.4083901

>>4083893
are you sure you're not thinking of engineering?

>> No.4083910

Why do people pick on biology, when geology is easier?

>> No.4083924
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4083924

Engineering is gay.
Biology is a soft science.
Evolution is just a theory (a geuss).
Fucking magnets, how do they work?

>PhD in mathematics
>any job I want
>300k starting

>> No.4083930

>Picking on Biology.

Enjoy not knowing anything about living stuff faggots.

Enjoy your cold, machine-like science.

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4083937

>>4083930

he mad

>> No.4083938

>>4083930
>implying someone with an M.D. can't be a chemistry undergrad

>> No.4083956

remember that time biology did something productive for society?

oh yeah it didn't

>> No.4083965

>>4083924
>PhD in mathematics
>any job I want
>300k starting

Orly?

>> No.4083971

>>4083956
I'm sure richard dawkins is just waiting for the right time to do something useful.

>> No.4084562

because /v/ got bored this summer

>> No.4084566

>>4083956

>implying that the vast majority of our current medical knowledge that saves lives every day isn't firmly grounded in biology.