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Bitchy McBitch (![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/userinfo.gif){kind=small} evilsqueakers) wrote in ![[info]](http://www.journalfen.net/img/community.gif){kind=small} otf_wank, |
I just took Anthro in the past year, and you know, I noticed it was a lot more of the literary theory. I'm glad it wasn't sciencey, though. I suck at that stuff.
Chem and Bio are going to kill me in the next six months or so. I took Geology and Astronomy for a reason: easier on my brain.
Though I'm curious how my school's take will be since we seemed to avoid that sciencey bit. Granted, I was grateful. The first time I took Anthro, we spent 6 classes (3 weeks) on evolution. Unsurprisingly, I dropped the class.
But how do you study something without some kind of universal scientific guideline in understanding the anthropological impacts?
Ow. My brain hurts now.
Chem and Bio are going to kill me in the next six months or so. I took Geology and Astronomy for a reason: easier on my brain.
Though I'm curious how my school's take will be since we seemed to avoid that sciencey bit. Granted, I was grateful. The first time I took Anthro, we spent 6 classes (3 weeks) on evolution. Unsurprisingly, I dropped the class.
But how do you study something without some kind of universal scientific guideline in understanding the anthropological impacts?
Ow. My brain hurts now.
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