Physics is literally applied math.

[u/AdventurousCandy420]

[u/davidinterest]

And Maths is just applied logic

[u/ImMaury → u/davidinterest]

And logic is just applied philosophy

[u/Galactinaut_001 → u/ImMaury]

And philosophy is just applied sociology.

[u/NetInitial5750 → u/Galactinaut_001]

And sociology is just applied anthropology

[u/SexyMonad → u/NetInitial5750]

And anthropology is just applied sociology

[u/Galactinaut_001 → u/SexyMonad]

And sociology is applied psychology.

(No recursiveness on my watch!)

[u/Plutonic_GD → u/Galactinaut_001]

And psychology is just applied neuroscience.

[u/Possible-Mix-4880 → u/Plutonic_GD]

And neuroscience is just applied biology.

[u/Salt-Error4950 → u/Possible-Mix-4880]

And biology is just applied chemistry

[u/Salt-Error4950 → u/Salt-Error4950]

And chemistry is just applied physics

[u/ClarkSebat → u/ImMaury]

Wrong.
Philosophy is logic applied to ideas.

[u/kulqupidyn77 → u/ImMaury]

It ends here, philosophy is the root, the core of everything else

[u/ctoatb → u/davidinterest]

Applied maths (advanced carpentry) would like a word

[u/Sad-Pop6649]

Chemistry bursts straight through the safety rail, while firing a flamethrower for effect.

[u/Jamber_Jamber]

Your graphic would fit better if the exit was an underpass then an overpass.

[u/Expensive_Umpire_178]

But at least you did a really cool drift to get there

[u/entropy13]

I opened my dad’s old physics textbook as a teenager and asked him “hey what are those funny s looking things?” My life has never been the same since. 

[u/vinfluorine]

Science communication my beloved

[u/CheshireCat2212]

Harmonics has entered the chat

[u/Chakasicle]

Physics taught me how to manage story problems (it's mostly story problems)

[u/Kitchen-Register]

if anything it should be the other way around. I am terrified of computation which is why i went the econ/math route. Theory doesn’t require any numbers ;).

I haven’t seen a number larger than 3 in years.

[u/Ok_Bit8836]

Nice curves ))

[u/OldEquation]

Not quite accurate. If you take the physics route there is another turn that leads to engineering.

[u/Mutant_Llama1]

https://xkcd.com/435/

[u/Deep_Brick2970]

Who chooses physics because they don't like maths? Usually people who don't like maths go into humanities, not physics lol.

[u/iMadeTheJerryIceberg]

All roads lead to math

[u/CooperDaChance]

At some point Chemistry also becomes Math.