<p>I’m a physics/math major and I’m minoring in philosophy. I’ve found the two to be very complementary to one another. It sounds like we’re quite similar in mindsets, I’m very scientifically/mathematically inclined, but I’ve spent most of my life pondering the “great questions” from a philosophical perspective as well. Philosophy and physics both attempt to answer many of same questions, but from very different angles and perspectives. Being rounded in both fields is only going to improve you in each field individually. That said, I don’t think I’d want to major in philosophy on top of majoring in physics and math. It makes for a very demanding course load as is.</p>