Which is more difficult, natural science or social science?

In terms of difficulty, human beings are the most complex labor objects. However, natural science cannot be fake, so those who are generally engaged in science and engineering are more or less qualified. Social science, if studied to the extreme, is truly profound, but if it is just superficial, to put it mildly, it is nothing. If compared with foreign countries, taking into account China's special situation, most of China's social sciences are superficial. Or they are completely wrong. This is my point of view. There is a reason why people in science and engineering in China look down on those in liberal arts. But those who are truly experts in the humanities are probably at a very high level... When it comes to what your leaders mean, it is really difficult to cultivate people's relationships, but these so-called human beings may be able to obtain good benefits for themselves, and even benefit their units, but they are not good for them.* * , its contribution to mankind is hard to say. Some people can't do well in China, but they are like a fish in water outside, or in foreign-funded enterprises. There are also some people, although they don't know anything, they seem to be doing very well, but if they are asked to go abroad, or to foreign-funded enterprises, they will never dare to go abroad. To put it harshly, even if they dare, others probably won't want them. But having said that, when people are under the roof, they have to keep their heads down. Technical people, sometimes, don’t think that you are great. You should learn more about being a human being and be tough on both hands, so that you won’t suffer easily... This post was finally written by automation_Edited by njut on 2009-2-2 17:05 ]

The second floor is very accurate. But I really look down on those officials in state-owned enterprises. They are useless in doing things. They flatter and fight, and each one is more ruthless than the other.

Lang Xianping said something very interesting. The top talents in the United States are concentrated in social sciences such as finance, law, medicine, management, etc., and then attract high-level talents from engineering and other natural sciences around the world to serve them. To put it bluntly, I think it should be a combination of arts and sciences. There was a lively debate about the abolition of arts and sciences some time ago. Most students should still study arts and sciences. A very small number of geniuses and talented people need to find another way for them to make contributions with their talents.

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