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In your opinion, what do you think is more important, history or science?
Take whatever you are more interested in. It doesn't even matter if you learn anything from either of them. What you don't want is to study something that will bore you or piss you off. In the end, you can do without them both, or with them both.
Which is more important? SCIENCE!! Um...technology, the ablility to record and pass on history is made from science. Science is the entire reason you are able to ask this question. W/o science we have no technology, no antibiotics, no cars, no guitar hero. To hell with history, I am sticking with my xbox.
I think science is, because history has already happened.
But like 'doglova' said, it depends what your future job will be.
In my opinion, science, because like I said, history has already happened.
it depends what you want to be when you're older, if your dream job is history then history is most important and vice versa.
In my opinion though, science is more important.
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I think that they are both important but I like science more because you can do experitments and I like to get my hands dirty so I think science is more important...imo
dont knock history, you can stop from making mistakes when you learn from the past... it is important to know why things have gotten to where they are...
Science, great without history you'll repeat the same mistakes, but without science you'll just be sitting in the mud waiting for something to kill you.
Science is more important - but I'd much rather take History because I find it more interesting and I'm better at it.
u must understand the past to excell in the future...
remember, history repeats itself.
Id say history
I think lots of the findings for science depended on findings/occurrences in history. So I'd say history.
history you get to learn other peoples mistakes so you dont have to do them!
History is the important part. . . if you forget it you repeat it.
History. Because Science becomes a part of history someday.
Science, but I think they are both important.
