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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's not either/or. There are many STEM types that have a deep and abiding interest in the humanities. From Einstein to Carl Sagan to Stephen Hawking and on and on. There's an old expression - God speaks in two languages: music and mathematics. A good university community will listen to both. A college that only pays attention to humanities is functionally deaf in one ear. But if that's their thing, maybe look into Bennington College. Or Hampshire College. [/quote] Those people have a roaming interest in the humanities at best. Einstein was interested in the complexities on what it means to be measured and existence, because it has a practical solution to analyzing physics. The Copenhagen Interpretation isn't some grand collaboration between humanities and physics; it is just physicists debating how their measurements matter in their own field. They had little actual training in philosophy, nor cared to learn beyond what physics taught them.[/quote]
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