historians are the biologists of the social sciences
>>17078543>historians>not Anthropologists, the pseudo-PsychologistsHistory is closer to Literature than STEM.
>>17078543>the social sciencesOh, and these are, also, pseudo-Sociologists (viewing through the lens of the current year ideology and not objective rationality).Closer to a cult than STEM.
>>17078543>biologistsPPS: They were trained as Chemists, as was Medicine, and both are being taken over by Cognition based Biology (Michael Levin et al).Huemans...they dont even know what a hueman even is. Pity them, for they know not what thy art.
>>17078543You probably think that picture is of someone eating "Italian" food, huh? Well, he isnt. He is eating Chinese food "barbarian style".>The earliest record of noodles was discovered in northwestern China, from 4,000 years ago.>The tomato was first introduced to China during the late Ming dynasty in the 16th century.>The Chinese named it 番茄 (fānqié), which means "foreign eggplant" or "barbarian eggplant,"You think youre smart and cute but to someone else youre just a savage brute.[upturns nose 90°]
>>17078543>historiansIt often means laundering political beliefs into historical "truths"
>>17078543Mammoths are the Neanderthals of Elephants.This is fun.
>>17078637>historylet detectedHistory field involves alot of archaeological research which is very methodical, nuanced and complicated. The literature aspect is important but its just one aspect. Literature is also present in all fields and a key component to the sciences as well. Same with philosophy which is foundational to all academic endeavors. History of course also crosses into anthropology if you go back far enough. They are all very complicated and interesting... especially anthropology where the most academic chads hang out at.
>>17078785>which is very methodical, nuanced and complicatedGutsick Gibbon, knock it off.
>>17078785>very methodical>>17078803>Gutsick Gibbon>knee jerk reaction of "Theyre basically too retarded for that."[years later]>"Ok, well ants do that too."
>>17078785>Literature is also present in all fields and a key component to the sciences as well.Oh, and "Literature" meaning "story telling that follows a narrative", not "the written word" because if it was I would label Mathematics itself as a "Literary" form.>History of course also crosses into anthropology>Instead of Psychology/CognitionThis is where modern ideations of "current thing" pop up repeatedly, and poison the well for when it actually exists.Exhibit A:>>17078872>basically too retardedShe took a class on Zoology, yay for "just a girl".>especially anthropologyHuemanity questioned what a woman was (and not even the cutting edges of your "Sciences" has a concrete answer, because you will have to exist Biology and enter Physics to do so, ending at Pure Physics-Mathematics).What is "identity" at the sub-atomic level in isolation to the periodic table of elements?
>>17078785>chadsYou might not know this but all male hominids are born as PaleoArcheologists. Double majoring is an elective.
>>17078894>hominidsIt just is, ok?! I dont question the science and that makes me a moral person.
The search for answers is eternal.
>>17078894>Lee Berger>Berger served as Executive Officer of the Palaeo-Anthropological Scientific Trust (PAST) (now the PalaeOntological Scientific Trust; PAST) from 1994 to 2001.>Ontology is the philosophical study of being, existence, and the fundamental nature of reality.>>17078881>What is "identity" at the sub-atomic level in isolation to the periodic table of elements?My nose LITERALLY cannot be any more upturned!!!!
>>17078543Why is he is eating bing (饼) with a spoon?! THIS IS WRONG!
I find myself laughing, a lot, during her lectures. Its cute, like watching a monkey LARP as an Archeologist or something.>>17078907It thinks it people! Its ridiculous! Like dogs playing poker, whimsical nonsense.
>>17078543Kys faggot
