>>10935213I'm loving all of humanities' seethe coming off you right now.
It's hilarious how philosophers and dilettantes with philosophic pretensions will hum and haw over some "metaphysical" problem for decades, and then some STEMchad just walks up and goes, 'yeah, this is the way nature works and here's the data to prove it.'
it's so blatant how insecure philosofags are about devoting their life to outdated methods of investigation. year after year, another scientist offers another explanation for an "age old question" that the humanities swore was an unsolvable mystery. and year after year the philosophy departments become more and more desperate as they try to poke holes in scientific systems they don't have any fundamental understanding of at all.
goddamn I love that I chose the right major.
