Why Physics is Considered More Difficult than Philosophy: A Comparative Analysis

Physics and philosophy are foundational disciplines in the pursuit of knowledge, each addressing fundamental questions about reality, existence, and the nature of the universe. While philosophy examines these questions through abstract reasoning, logic, and language, physics approaches them through empirical investigation, mathematical formulation, and experimentation. This paper aims to explore the reasons why physics is often perceived as more difficult than philosophy, supported by scholarly sources and examples.