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What does STEM stand for?

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Reply 60

Galileo Galilei

Original post by The_Dragonborn

beta social sciences brah

What if someone studies a STEM subject at a mediocre uni?

Reply 61

MidnightDream

Original post by Lewisallows

How dare you compare music to sociology and textiles! :wink:

I know I'm such a bad person :tongue:

Reply 62

yo radical one

Original post by ennahaspatience

Engineering is inbetween maths and physics IMHO

Pipe down sonny

It's between Physics and Chemistry :smile:

Reply 63

Robbie242

Original post by The_Dragonborn

Any deviants within the maths society may be subject to re-conditioning.

You know mathematicians always think they are the best but they never say it

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Original post by MidnightDream

It doesn't have any uses :colone:

All its uses are stolen from Maths :colone:

Reply 64

Solivagant

Original post by Robbie242

Chemistry, what's there to be jealous about? mixing chemicals?

I noticed. Some people just can't accept the entirety of STEM because mentally they just aren't prepared for such high level thinking.

Still bitter about Cambridge :rolleyes:

Reply 65

ennahaspatience

Original post by yo radical one

Pipe down sonny

It's between Physics and Chemistry :smile:

I disagree refer to my diagram

Reply 66

MidnightDream

Original post by Galileo Galilei

Lol, some people need them not everyone

We need English teachers a hella lot more than Econ teachers :tongue:

Reply 67

The_Dragonborn

Original post by Galileo Galilei

What if someone studies a STEM subject at a mediocre uni?

Even Applied Biomedical Science from London Met, is superior to Fine Art from Oxford.

Reply 68

rayquaza17

Original post by Robbie242

You know mathematicians always think they are the best but they never say it

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Seconded.

Reply 69

Galileo Galilei

Original post by Robbie242

You know mathematicians always think they are the best but they never say it

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All its uses are stolen from Maths :colone:

Yes and thus is superior to 'Sociology' and 'Psychology'

Reply 70

Robbie242

Original post by Solivagant

Still bitter about Cambridge :rolleyes:

Definitely

:smile:

Reply 71

Necrosyrtes

Original post by Galileo Galilei

What if someone studies a STEM subject at a mediocre uni?

STEM at even a poor university is still better than non-STEM at the most prestigious universities.

That's a fact, not my opinion, sorry.

Reply 72

Galileo Galilei

Original post by The_Dragonborn

Even Applied Biomedical Science from London Met, is superior to Fine Art from Oxford.

No it isn't don't be so stupid.

Reply 73

Solivagant

Original post by Robbie242

Definitely

:smile:

It's good you admit it.

Reply 74

ennahaspatience

Original post by The_Dragonborn

There you go. Who the **** needs Theology? It's basically English literature - just over-analysing pieces of fictional text.

I have to will disagree with you.

Then again, I am a Christian. I like theology

Reply 75

Robbie242

Original post by The_Dragonborn

Even Applied Biomedical Science from London Met, is superior to Fine Art from Oxford.

Original post by Galileo Galilei

Yes and thus is superior to 'Sociology' and 'Psychology'

We've gotta give him this one tbh.

In the beta social sciences league we have Econ>psychology>sociology

not that social sciences are useful :lol:

Reply 76

Galileo Galilei

Original post by Necrosyrtes

STEM at even a poor university is still better than non-STEM at the most prestigious universities.

That's a fact, not my opinion, sorry.

Does econ and maths count as STEM btw?

Reply 77

The_Dragonborn

Original post by Robbie242

You know mathematicians always think they are the best but they never say it

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All its uses are stolen from Maths :colone:

From the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the STEMinazi Government:

Members of the Maths Society please report to Reconditioning Camp 1 for reconditioning.