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Question from my Current International Problems class:

"Is Political Science possible?"

The professor and, I assume, an aide are strictly explaining it IS a science.

I disagree, because...me. However, I don't dispute the value of political science nor how it uses scientific method. I just ask "If something has to be described as "not an exact science", can it really be a science?

Here's a statement from another student:

I also agree that science is more trusted because you can re-do the test or experiment until you get the answer you need.

She's cute though.

All of the social sciences are not sciences. I say that as an Econ major married to a Political Science major.

I posted my response a little bit ago. I'm expecting a dissenting opinion since I blatantly say it isn't science.

Use Doctor Sheldon Cooper as a citation.

TheCatt wrote: All of the social sciences are not sciences. I say that as an Econ major married to a Political Science major.

This cartoon is obviously fiction because the mathematician looks like a girl.

Vince wrote:

TheCatt wrote: All of the social sciences are not sciences. I say that as an Econ major married to a Political Science major.

This cartoon is obviously fiction because the mathematician looks like a girl.

And she's not Asian