Interesting you concluded my opinion was lazy and uninformed when I was the one sharing links and references. That behavior usually indicates the opposite. Inde

Interesting you concluded my opinion was lazy and uninformed when I was the one sharing links and references. That behavior usually indicates the opposite. Indeed, that heuristic would be correct in this case. Not that it matters to the point, but I have a PhD in a biomedical field and spent many years working in it before I quit because I got fed up with how "soft" it was. The sad part is it will never improve to become a "hard science" if people think it already is one. I mean really think about it. Biology is the study of how complex systems change over time, yet learning the primary tool we have to study/analyze change (calculus) is not a prerequisite. Doesn't that seem strange for a "hard science"?