I think sometimes Number_6 rubs himself the wrong way. Don't take it personally.
WordInterrupted said:I agree. He's just crotchety and ill-tempered by nature.
effete idiots like you.
WordInterrupted said:Oh go on! I'm a hardcore social science desperado. That's why I kick your pansy English Prof ass all across the board!
Ah, yes. Social "science." Not smart enough for real science, then?
WordInterrupted said:Aren't you going to defend the humanities? Or do I have to do it for you?
WordInterrupted said:Aren't you going to defend the humanities? Or do I have to do it for you?
I'll be honest...I'm not quite sure what you mean by this. What do you mean by "dealing with the realities of human beings...sans the political program"? What realities? How do you propose they be dealt with?Number_6 said:Against the scathing and accurate critiques of our methodological assumptions by those in the hard sciences? Nope.
The humanities and the social sciences have spun their dogma unquestioned for long enough. We either need to clean house and start dealing with the realities of human beings and their social interaction, sans the political program, or we need to leave the university and form a cult or something, since our current thinking and methods more closely resemble the latter type of organization than departments within the former.
Against the scathing and accurate critiques of our methodological assumptions by those in the hard sciences? Nope.
The humanities and the social sciences have spun their dogma unquestioned for long enough. We either need to clean house and start dealing with the realities of human beings and their social interaction, sans the political program, or we need to leave the university and form a cult or something, since our current thinking and methods more closely resemble the latter type of organization than departments within the former.
Wordin's inability to understand the biological and evolutionary origins of human ethics.