<p>You must have never taken a real Philosophy class then. Biology is about facts and regurgitating them. You can sketch the wastes and water from the kidney – you can regurgitate the image. Come on now, we’ve all taken Bio.</p>
<p>Philosophy reading is multi-facted, often convoluted and abstract, and requires LOTS of thought (obviously). In other words, you don’t really think that 60-120 Philosophy pages are equivalent to 60-120 Bio, Neuro, whatever pages, do you? Where’s that conversion chart? Fact of the matter is that there is no conversion, and you can’t assign either topic a value based on that. That would be arbitrary.</p>
<p>Your claims about Philosophy and its uselessness as a whole are 100% perspectival, and I can sense that. I’m a Philosophy major. :)</p>
<p>Either way, I’m not naive. I know that the job placement stats for Philosophy grads are pretty dim, but that doesn’t really matter much to me since I’m a pre-law student, and have wanted to go to law school as far back as I could remember.</p>