Ah, ok. Then math isn’t science, it’s just a tool for physics, computer science, and such. Also physics isn’t science, it’s just a tool for engineering and biology. Biology and chemistry aren’t sciences, they’re just tools for medicine and agriculture.
Physics, engineering, statistics, economics, and mathematically modeling in general aren’t science? Big claim there, bud.
Calculus is a tool used in science, absolutely. But calculus itself is not science, in the same way that a chisel is not woodworking.
Ah, ok. Then math isn’t science, it’s just a tool for physics, computer science, and such. Also physics isn’t science, it’s just a tool for engineering and biology. Biology and chemistry aren’t sciences, they’re just tools for medicine and agriculture.
Sure, that’s exactly what I said. Speaking of tools…
Engineering is not science. It uses science.
But what about engineering science?
Isn’t that materials science?
I’m not familiar with what they do. Describe it and I might be able to. Or not.
Well it’s a tool, and a science in itself too, I guess, if you go into advanced fronter mathematics
you forgot Art.