Can knowledge acquired in Math be considered to be a more reliable form of knowledge than others?

Question

(ex. natural sciences, psychology, social sciences, the arts, history)

please give a reason and an example for your answers.

Thanks a lot : )

Answer 1

Math is a science of absolute answers.  There are no shades of grey, no personal interpretation -- an answer is right or wrong.  History can be slanted by view point, art by mood and personal likes, psychology and social science are highly subjective.  Psychologists often disagree on treatment and social sciences need to take in consider the values of a particular society.

True in math there are problems with more then one right answer such as quadratic equations which have 2.  Often one involves imaginary numbers so there is only one practical answer.  Even if a math problem has more then one solution all the other numbers from negative to positive infinity have been shown to be incorrect in solving the equation.

Answer 2

Application of math will be useful for higher engineering and natural science

without math application we can't develop industrial sector let me take an example of surveying this is the subject of trigonometry , here in this industry without survey there is loss to the nation.

Answer 3

simple

in a mathematical problem , are all mathematik professors the same Idea , or they will be after discus it

but in a Psychology problem , you cant find 2 professors with the same idea