Re: Thank god this is UFB because something about this hits my rage button.
You know, it makes me even angrier for another reason: I don't see it as "A" and "B" students in terms of grades so much as in terms of groups, and the quote seems to be implying that B students are the kids who study lit, or art, or language, or, you know, anything that isn't a nailed-down science or math issue. And thereby, whatever the "B students" do is inherently less important than the kids that are going to become engineers or doctors or scientists.

This is why I stopped reading XKCD and it's certainly another reason on the pile to quit reading Dilbert. I hate it (haaaaaaaaate it) when some science people get all high and mighty about their professions being better than anything else.