[ SECRET POST #2176 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2176 ⌋

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Notes:

Sorry for late, busy day.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The only classes that were miserable, stifling, and hard were math classes I had to take as part of my core. Why they require liberal arts majors to take calculus is beyond me. No liberal arts major nor anyone in a field related to liberal arts is going to use calculus.

I also never read fic during college. Really. And if I did, they were one-page or one-chapter ficlets. I don't care if my friends wrote it. I do not read fanfiction.

I love the work I do in my major -- and have had jobs related to it but is a difficult field to get jobs in -- but school seriously sucked any fun out of it when I was completing the major. Being such a difficult field to get a job in has left me unemployed. This is okay.

I still never read fic, though.

[(Anonymous)]

Why they require liberal arts majors to take calculus is beyond me.

Because liberal arts contains a lot of the hard sciences. At my university, the liberal arts school included physics, astronomy, biology, geology, neuroscience, and others.

[(Anonymous)]

Poli Sci, which is a favorite in fandom, requires some serious mathematical chops when you get more serious about it.

[(Anonymous)]

No liberal arts major nor anyone in a field related to liberal arts is going to use calculus.

tbh don't most liberal arts majors end up in a field where they aren't going to use their major at all? =p Anyway historically "liberal arts" referred to having a well-rounded education across all the fields, not taking, e.g. English and only English ad infinitum and maybe the shortest, easiest non-English classes you could manage.