no

I never even spoke to a humanities major, ever, unless someone from HR or some burger flipping occupation was one Everyone I meet started off with some kind of STEM degree

I'm retarded and I know it.

I find that there are 1000x more ignorant people without degrees tho

>>25553022 A lot of the STEM guys I've met are buttfuck retarded in everything that isn't their specialization

>>25553031 As a wise man once said, "Those who can't do, teach. Those who can't teach, go into STEM."

>gatekeeping intelectuality Great debate >>25553031 The discussion in the end is whether intelligence and knowledge are linear. If so, every single study shows STEM people above humanities. Still, STEM people really are politically retarded.

Do educated people still memorize stuff? Isn't it all just redoing old exams and using AI now?

>>25553040 I don't have anything against them. But it's like their laser focus on their field ate up brain power for nearly everything else. >>25553045 >STEM people really are politically retarded I'd say they're politically cowardly, in a similar sense to how nerdish types are socially cowardly

>>25553045 Most humanities and social sciences graduates are also politically retarded, but in a different way.

>>25553053 Me neither, being a STEMfag myself, but I just like a little bit of self-deprecating humor. I think the issue is that they tend to be autists or go deep into it to compensate for lack of ability elsewhere.

That does not describe me. Over the past few months, I've fully accepted the fact that I am very very smart, and more knowledgeable and rational than just about everyone in the world. It's a blessing and a curse.

going to school only allows you to have your head filled up with other people's ideas

No, I'm not an economist

>>25553022 So you don't speak with a lot of women, right?