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That's not true; they respect the sciences. But only sufficiently "hard" ones like chemistry and biology.
by tolbish 6y ago
That's not true; they respect the sciences. But only sufficiently "hard" ones like chemistry and biology.
- yannoninator 6y agoscience is STEM no?
- tolbish 6y agoBut not all sciences are respected.
- yakubin 6y agoYou seem to think that the meaning of "STEM" includes anything that anyone applied the word "science" to. But no, the "science" part is precisely the "hard" sciences. E.g. psychology, economics and theology aren't included in STEM.
- tolbish 6y agoI thought it was STEM instead of HSTEM. Silly me. Sarcasm aside, not all natural sciences are treated equally. There are differing attitudes towards astronomy, oceanography, and climatology, for example.