What is most difficult: analytic philosophy, theoretical math, or theoretical physics?

Philosophy is the most difficult easily. Math and Physicks have easy answers for everything. Philosophy is more complex
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oh FFUCck

not having an defined answer = circlejerk

so no

theoretical physics, now post rare Wittens

Who's that faggot in the bottom right? Foucault was not a mathematician.

Veeky Forums fuck off

kill yourself

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Theoretical physicist who literally cucked the ENTIRE math community when he won the fields medal.

Fucking kek. Physics is always better than math.

analytic philosophy. people will demonstrate it's difficulty to grasp in their responses to this post.

y witen is saad???

Perhaps I shall do a multiplication twice to make sure, or perhaps get someone else to work it over. But shall I work it over again twenty times, or get twenty people to go over it? And is that some sort of negligence? Would the certainty really be greater for being checked twenty times?

And can I give a reason why it isn’t?

>From: Wittgenstein, L. (1969). On Certainty, Oxford: Basil

We can still post philosophy in Veeky Forums, I pressume.

how long do you plan to spam this autistic forced meme

I know he was a physicist, but that looks nothing like Leon Foucault

math is very obviously the most difficult

user I work in analytic philosophy but don't be conceited

>materialist

Of the three topics, Analytic Philosophy is the only one I've read and understood anything of. Naturally therefore I believe theoretical mathematics and physics must be more difficult.

200 checkings are what you need.

t. philosopher