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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
I believe completing a degree in a STEM major requires more work than completing a degree in a non-STEM major. CMV.

I strongly believe that STEM majors are more difficult in both subject matter and the sheer amount of work one has to do than non-STEM majors. The only evidence I really have is anecdotal; that is, I take classes in STEM and non-STEM subjects, and the non-STEM classes are definitely much easier not only in how much effort I have to put in, but also the amount of hours I have to put in to get the same grade. 

Those who do not believe STEM majors are more difficult than non-STEM majors: why do you believe what you believe?
gpt
This may have to do something with the fact that STEM knowledge is much more objective. If you're taking an exam in physics, you can't write the opposite of Newton's laws and then argue that it's correct. In some non-STEM fields you can pretty much do that and get a good grade if your reasoning is good enough. This makes it seem like you don't have to know anything, you just need to be able to build a decent argument. That's not really correct, because you have to know *a lot* to properly challenge something.