15 August 2013 A-Level results: Discussion thread - results day is here!

Original post by PythianLegume

Is that because he's a drawing?

Precisely. If we get a bit daring and use color, then perhaps sociology.

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Original post by Padouken

Mickey mouse prefers Geography.

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Miracle Day

Original post by Padouken

These do not count.

Why do you believe everything people tell you on TSR?

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Original post by Padouken

Out of interest what subjects are you doing?

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Original post by Miracle Day

Why do you believe everything people tell you on TSR?

That's such an astute question, I didn't think of it quite like that.

The brainwashing has begun!

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Original post by Arva

Out of interest what subjects are you doing?

I predict Maths, F.Maths, Physics, and similar subjects. Always those people who are the most arrogant :rolleyes:

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Hudl

New thread wow people are scared and expressing their scare then :colone:

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Original post by PythianLegume

I predict Maths, F.Maths, Physics, and similar subjects. Always those people who are the most arrogant :rolleyes:

I'm doing stuff like that, please don't generalise :tongue:

Spoiler

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Original post by Miracle Day

Why do you believe everything people tell you on TSR?

The truth can be like a piercing knife at times, but accepting the truth can be the most intelligent thing you ever do..

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Miracle Day

Original post by Arva

That's such an astute question, I didn't think of it quite like that.

The brainwashing has begun!

Well I think the basis of what he's saying is either that Cambridge prefered subject list, or posts on TSR based on the Cambridge prefered subject list.

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Original post by Miracle Day

Well I think the basis of what he's saying is either that Cambridge prefered subject list, or posts on TSR based on the Cambridge prefered subject list.

Sadly you're probably right.

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Original post by Arva

I'm doing stuff like that, please don't generalise :tongue:

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Didn't mean to imply they're all arrogant (I do maths and physics myself), but I never hear English Lit students claiming their subject is intrinsically the best, but maths and physics students love to claim that.

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Original post by PythianLegume

I predict Maths, F.Maths, Physics, and similar subjects. Always those people who are the most arrogant :rolleyes:

I don't have time for further maths but it does look interesting... Maybe I should have chosen it, I just didn't expect core maths to be so easy and boring. I picked the wrong subjects and I realized that after my AS year because I had somewhat of a late aptitude for the sciences.

But at least I didn't go for the humanities, OH GOD THE HORROR!

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Original post by Padouken

So what did you do then?

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Cerdic

Original post by PythianLegume

Well physics comes from maths, chemistry from physics, biology from chemistry, psychology, sociology from biology. You can see why mathematicians think maths is the best. I don't though

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Original post by adi19956

I'm fed up of hearing this. All those fields developed fairly independently (there is overlap) - they just each go down a layer of complexity.

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Original post by adi19956

Sociology from biology? wat.

And mathematicians have a God complex because it's the hardest subject, and to be an exceptional mathematician requires a severely intelligent person. We have to be honest with ourselves, they are the best. All praise tho mathematicians! It is them who we adore!

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Original post by Padouken

What's wrong with humanities? Is History a soft subject in your opinion?

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Original post by Padouken

Sociology from biology? wat.

And mathematicians have a God complex because it's the hardest subject to be an exceptional mathematician requires a severely intelligent person. We have to be honest with ourselves, they are the best. All praise tho mathematicians! It is them who we adore!

So you've applied for maths then?

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