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ยป If your major does not include taking calc/chem/physics, it is NOT a science
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post 1475616271 12-18-2016, 07:58 PM
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Originally Posted By BangBrahs
OP, please tell me how science can tell us what is ought? How can science tell us what is morally right or wrong?
Science can ONLY ever tell us the state of the world. It can only tell us how things are. It cannot tell us how things ought to be. Going from an is to an ought requires philosophy.

can't believe I forgot this. I am losing touch with myself
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post 1475616521 12-18-2016, 08:00 PM
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Originally Posted By DoWorkSon515
Science can ONLY ever tell us the state of the world. It can only tell us how things are. It cannot tell us how things ought to be. Going from an is to an ought requires philosophy.

can't believe I forgot this. I am losing touch with myself
This. The OP disregards this and only believes that the 'hard' sciences are "truth" or are the only subjects that matter. What an uninformed and ignorant view of the world.

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post 1475616671 12-18-2016, 08:02 PM
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Consider that science may not solely pertain to the physical sciences, but also include other realms of study that recruits the scientific method. I think its something we should be happy about...
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post 1475618801 12-18-2016, 08:20 PM
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Originally Posted By JD135
Interesting link. Thanks brah. Been study economics for 4.5 years now and it's the first time I've heard of this dude.


You've been studying econ for over 4 years, which I'm assuming means you are a grad student of some sort...? How can you not learn who Keynes is in the first year of an undergrad? How can you even possibly study macroeconomics without an understanding of Keynes?
Originally Posted By JD135
Masters of Economics here. While it's considered a "social science", the statistics and differential calculus that goes into it can be daunting at times.
I have a BS in Economics, required 3d calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, calc based statistics. Didn't require any biology, chemistry, or physics but it's definitely the most quantitative social science around. I don't care if other losers try to call their discipline social science, most people think you're rain man if you have an economics degree (which I find absurd, econ wasn't a very hard course of study but people are so bad at it they think it's physics engineering or some chit).
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post 1475619071 12-18-2016, 08:22 PM
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Taken O-Chem, P-Chem, Principles of Bio, and Micro am I a scientist yet OP?
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post 1475620471 12-18-2016, 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted By supersystem3


You've been studying econ for over 4 years, which I'm assuming means you are a grad student of some sort...? How can you not learn who Keynes is in the first year of an undergrad? How can you even possibly study macroeconomics without an understanding of Keynes?



I have a BS in Economics, required 3d calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, calc based statistics. Didn't require any biology, chemistry, or physics but it's definitely the most quantitative social science around. I don't care if other losers try to call their discipline social science, most people think you're rain man if you have an economics degree (which I find absurd, econ wasn't a very hard course of study but people are so bad at it they think it's physics engineering or some chit).
Learned about Keynes in highschool
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post 1475623641 12-18-2016, 09:01 PM
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economics crew checking in. u mad OP?
post 1475643131 12-19-2016, 01:05 AM
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Originally Posted By thecpthree
lol at can't tolerate bringing into question the things I believe in. Been there, done that. the weak minded are the ones allowing media and shyt to influence their opinion to think being gay is perfectly acceptable. so if you haven't found your beliefs yet and want to be misguided then go ahead. I don't need a PhD to call bullchit on it. I've had retarded professors with PhD's and the chit was laughable. Educational status means nothing compared to street smarts. now go back to being a liberal *******.
fkin lol I thought I roasted you pretty hard but you just did a much better job yourself

In a topic about whether social science is real science, you bring up street smarts? Suddenly it's about being gay and the media? Holy **** son, you can't get your head around a 4 page thread. You're the last person who needs to be talking about science.
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post 1475650291 12-19-2016, 04:34 AM
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Originally Posted By FlexLex
Learned about Keynes in highschool
**not even studying finance crew**

**didnt learn about him in highschool crew**

**still know about him because i dont live under a rock crew**



srs... wtf
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post 1475652071 12-19-2016, 05:16 AM
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My BS is in Education.


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