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> liberal arts academia Which is where one studies physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, amongst many other such studies. Here's how STEM tends t
by taylodl 2y ago
> liberal arts academia
Which is where one studies physics, chemistry, mathematics, computer science, amongst many other such studies.
Here's how STEM tends to break down at universities:
S - College of Liberal Arts
T - College of Engineering
E - College of Engineering
M - College of Medicine
Not every university is the same of course, but that's pretty much how STEM gets divided amongst the colleges. Now, if you want to make the claim that conservatives don't support science, I'm not going to disagree with you. It's been wryly noted that reality has a liberal bias.
- kelipso 2y agoGreat, what was really needed in this discussion was some rules lawyering nerd making some asinine point and a dig at conservatives. Good job I guess. I'm predicting a lot of people's reality will turn upside down in the near future when they find out they are not living in the early 2000s anymore and reality has a conservative bias lol.
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