The discussion centers around the assertion that biology is not a science, supported by various humorous and satirical arguments. Key points include the claim that biology majors are often attractive, implying a lack of seriousness in the field. The frequent media coverage of topics like evolution is cited as evidence that biology lacks scientific rigor, as it suggests public interest in sensational topics rather than genuine scientific inquiry. Participants argue that biologists do not evoke the same awe as physicists or chemists, and the perceived lack of formulas in biology is criticized, with some asserting that memorization dominates the discipline. The conversation also touches on the absence of explosive experiments in biology, contrasting it with the perceived excitement of physics and chemistry. Ultimately, the thread blends humor with a critique of biology's status as a science, leading to a lively debate about the nature of scientific disciplines and the role of memorization versus formulaic understanding.
Oooh, I like these. 
We can now smite all evildoers with our mighty mod wands!
*swishes mod wand* 
Oops, sorry about the singed eyebrows Penguwino. 
I have to work on my aim a bit.Yep, one of the many perks of being a physics major, people's jaws drop when you mention it. I know my parents brag about it all the time.
