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Originally Posted by Orruar
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Biology is no more a hard science than computer science. The only parts that are anywhere near a hard science are the pharma parts that involve a good deal of chemistry. But nursing is pretty damn far from all of that. How many truly scientific studies do they do in nursing? Very few. I can understand that you consider it much more of a hard science than the tea leaf reading of poli sci. But if you ever study physics or chemistry in detail, you'll see what a hard science really is.
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Well obviously you guys are too "scientifically minded" to understand English. Refer to my post that differentiated hard and soft sciences. And explain to me how physiology, anatomy, pathophysiology, and organic chemistry are not "hard' sciences. Hard sciences=natural, soft sciences=social. If you are not sure what those words mean, look them up.
I never said that the sciences that I am taking are as difficult as the ones you are leading me to believe you have taken (although I feel you haven't taken them either...and there is no reason for me to do so to begin with. I could guarantee I would ace them however.), but to try and make fun of someone for bettering themselves in life by ripping on the classes they are taking for a chosen major is really, really pathetic. Just saying.