humanities

Are there humanities majors effected by this rule?

As the father of his children, and apparently the father of humanities future in space.

It's sad that the classical education is no more, but it's also true that the humanities rotted from within.

I see a humanities degree as nothing less than a rite of passage to intellectual adulthood.

So the author shouldn't get his panties in a bunch; no one is dragging the humanities down from it's privileged societal prestige.

The problem is that mathematics and the sciences are useful, while the humanities are largely about social signalling.

Given how Apple is oriented around design and the humanities, I find it very unsurprising that he'd be working on a Macbook Pro ...

Extraordinary people can do this, but it's very difficult to carry physics, math, cs, and a humanities elective under these circumstances.

> It's sad that the classical education is no more, but it's also true that the humanities rotted from withinThis really resonated with me. I find the concept of a classical education immensely important.

As a matter of fact, not only is the cultural perception of coding and math as more mechanistic in contrast with humanities and the "creative arts" wrong, the opposite is , in fact, the case.

Everytime the humanities come up, there are the same type of comments, comparing software development entry salaries to professors, talking about student debt etc.

Even by the standards of the humanities, which chiefly exist to certify that certain students managed to be mostly literate by senior year of high school, it tries to beat any love of the language out of you.