@1_incomplete And that does not mean STEM students in India are any better, how many are innovating or doing fundamental science? Also not their fault, but shouldn't students be atleast united against the education system instead of putting each other down?
Nothing is more embarrassing for me (with a STEM bg myself) than to see STEM students show their superiority complex, because wdym you studied science but still did not develop an ounce of critical thinking, if you truly did, you would understand the importance of Humanities.
@1_incomplete Because it is not being executed and taught properly, most humanities students still study the subject to crack government exams, rarely somebody wants to implement or knows how to, in the real world
@abhichat85 Per Capita GDP (hmm I wonder where those terms come from?), where does the knowledge of criminal law, governance and policy making come from? Sorry but dumb take
@PCforinnovation Anecdotal evidence should not be used for conclusive remarks (Should I be naming bad people who studied tech? Cause we still have many alive ones to name rn ngl)
@fishy_bong School level maths and physics is not even real maths, you literally use coaching tricks to solve a 100 mcqs in thirty minutes and boast that paper all your life, you should be embarrassed of your arrogance to be boasting about your non existent 'logical reasoning'
@Lovepasta01 Read the history of “critical thinking” Lavdi gawar. It’s Brainchild of Marxists expelled from Germany. They invented critical race theory in Columbia univ. They created this lens of oppressor and oppressed in every fuckin place and named it critical thinking.
A student suicide should trigger discussion around mental health, better support system in universities, better education etc. But all I see is barely concealed casteism, victim blaming, STEM is brutal etc. Empathy is dead.