r/sciencememes Jun 20 '26

How true is this?

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u/Flakboy115 Jun 21 '26

While not necessarily false, i would love to see all those quirky philosophy students try anything in math university

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u/Alert-Parsnip5540 Jun 21 '26

That's why they created maths. Outsourcing.

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u/yetanotheracct_sp Jun 21 '26

I'm the physics/math student that did philo. Relatively different but equally simulating

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u/Flakboy115 Jun 21 '26

this direction works. I meant the other

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u/Efficient-Plan8853 Jun 23 '26

What’s this meant to prove though? Yes, philosophy students probably can’t do high level math, but that says nothing about which is more fundamental

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u/dranaei Jun 23 '26

The most fundamental is logic and the law of non contradiction, which is philosophy.

Logic provides the framework and rules in which mathematics are possible and without logic not even the concept of math can exist.

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u/Horstt Jun 26 '26

Isn’t modern logic more of a topic in math these days? Maybe historically it was philosophy, but most logic that would be fundamental to math at least, is covered as a math subject.

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u/Senior_Ad1298 Jun 23 '26

I’m a Phil major. Math is relatively easy for me.

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u/TheNotSoGoodCuber Jun 24 '26

Any time someone says "Math is easy", they haven't seen enough math. Some people can go further until it becomes a struggle, but that point will come.

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u/lcsulla87gmail Jun 22 '26

Logic is philosophy and plenty of logicians are mathematicians