Week 1 Blog In The Two Cultures, C.P. Snow focused his discussion on the split in society's culture. He claimed that the two distinct cultures were the sciences and the humanities. On the scientific spectrum, Snow defines this as one that is "not only in an intellectual [culture] but also in an anthropological sense" (Snow 10). In contrast, the humanity culture is "impoverish" and "vainer;" "they like to pretend the traditional culture is the whole of 'culture,' as though natural order didn't exist" (Snow 15). Snow continues by saying that their ignorance makes them "tone–deaf" and causes them to miss out on the beauties of life. Snow blames the educational system for this divide in culture, which is something extremely relatable in today's society. At UCLA, and probably at most educational institutions, the campus itself is split into two distinct sectors—North campus and South campus. If you drew a horizont...
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