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I've always been more of a biology nut. Seriously, how I ever managed to get an A in Chemistry and Physics is beyond me; it's basically applied mathematics. I got an A* in Biology.
I enjoyed biology far more. There were the odd section I didn't click with: I remember learning about the blood and the cycle of oxygen through your system to be somewhat troublesome. Basically, the more maths that were involved, the worse I did, which is a problem because much of science is math.
Physics
I did a degree in the ol' Biology, so I'd have to go for that. Specifically human biology. Because humans are interesting. You know what is terrible? Plant science. Super lame. Nobody cares about you, leaves.
Chemistry is excellent too, though. Never did much physics myself, but all that maths cannot be bad. In the end, all science is pretty great.
I like Biology.
I like quantum because it's like science magic :3
Overall, biology.
Plant sciences are cool to me. :colbert:
I also like metallurgy and geology.
Physics for the holes.
Chemistry for the psychedelics.
Everything is applied physics.
No love for pseudo pscience? No wonder Big Foot hasn't been discovered yet.
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I like physics, everything is nice and ordered.
Social Science. Cus I am a thicky.
I have loved chemistry ever since my mom showed me the magicof connecting H's and C's and O's with lines on a piece of paper to make magical new substances. One time I figured out H - H and showed my mom, she told me that that is how Hydrogen works in nature!
I took regular chemistry in high school and then I took AP Chemistry the next year because I could, and then even though I had a college credit I took chemistry again, in college, because I liked it so much. I very nearly majored in it but changed my mind, and to this day I regret it.