The unpopular opinions thread.

1. I'm a science nerd who went the Liberal Arts route (though I'm somewhat farther along the science route than you are since my degrees are in the Social Sciences), and ended up studying many of the sciences and engineering in my own free time. I know the pain of derision from a few science majors (though most of the scorn came from the Business/Professional degree types). I'm thus much more inclined towards the scientific method and practical applications rather than interpretative humanities. So, as a fellow liberal arts major, I'll ask how your degree helped you out with the same stuff that scientists do? I'd honestly rate your average calculus exam as being more intellectually demanding than any English term paper to be honest. Not to rain on your parade, but two can play at that game

2. That may be the case, but as a pragmatist, I'd have to say that the field that helps us figure out how the universe and society is more important than figuring out how we feel about it. Thus, IMHO, Science > Art. 
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