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Hey,
That is not yet the whole story about the hierarchy of sciences:-)
The sociology is at the bottom.
Psychologist ridicules sociologists (because sociology is just applied psychology).
Biologist ridicules psychologists.
Chemist ridicules biologists.
Physicist ridicules chemists.
Mathematician ridicules physicists.
Logician ridicules mathematicians.
Philosopher ridicules logicians.
And philosopher is the one that everybody makes fun of:-)
I’ve heard this story from a philosopher:-)