Math vs Physics: Which is Better? Opinions?

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The discussion centers on a debate between the merits of mathematics and physics. One participant argues that mathematics is superior, citing its clarity and the belief that mathematicians could quickly solve physical problems. In contrast, another participant defends physics, particularly highlighting the intrigue of quantum theory and its unresolved philosophical questions. The conversation reflects a divide in appreciation for the two disciplines, with strong opinions on both sides regarding their significance and appeal.
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Which is better? Opinions?

I have to say MATH is better. physicS is just so dreadfully boring. most physicists abUse the math anyway. it is Clear that mathematiKS is far superior in any possible way. if all mathematicians would start doing physics, most physical problems would have been solved in a day or so.

GO MATH!
 
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I have to say physics is better, especially quantum theory with its unsolved philosophical issues.
 
I see what you did there.
 

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