Are science students always better than liberal arts students in terms of logic and rational thinking?

I used to think so too. But later, because of my work, I came into contact with different types of work and people, and I discovered the following phenomenon: horoscopes, fortunes, and feng shui are illogical, but many people in science and engineering like horoscopes, fortunes, and feng shui. I know a graduate student from the Chinese Academy of Sciences who likes divination. The better the designer, the stronger the logical ability, because Design is how it works. The analytical ability and insight of outstanding directors, actors, jokesters, and comedians are beyond imagination. The objects of study in different disciplines are very different, but Regardless of science, engineering, humanities, economics, or medicine, the methodology used is the same: the law of cause and effect, hypothesis first and then verification. This is also why many people are good at cross-field. People like to label some things to create a sense of superiority for themselves. For example, science students think that liberal arts students are not logical. Liberal arts students think that science students are dull. Whether liberal arts students, physiology students, or medical students, they all We are human beings, and the nature of human nature is irrational. If a person has not realized his irrationality, he should seriously read a book and an article: The psychology classic "Weird Behavior" by Buffett's partner Charlie · Munger's speech at Harvard University "The Psychology of Human Misjudgment"