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Still better than ochem.
~~I seriously doubt that bio+chem is worse than quantum physics+chem~~
Actually, now that I'm thinking about it, I'm starting to realize that chem majors would be more familiar with quantum physics than biology. So I'm gonna take that back
Was a bio major. But I like math/physics more than bio. Granted, I covered the quantum stuff in biophysics and an inorganic chem-like class and I only had to take the thermo part of pchem.
Ever seen an (insert any math field) textbook?
I feel like math classes are harder to get through than it is to actually learn the math itself
Oh, could you give an example?