I think you need to be clear about whether you really don't want to think or not. According to my experience in science, interest and thinking are very important in science. Liberal arts are relatively flexible, but once your study is positioned, it is difficult to improve, and neither will science. Science can be easily improved as long as it is serious. I have a classmate who is very good at science. She changed papers because she hated the physics teacher before the placement, and now she regrets it. Never let your teacher's likes and dislikes affect you, or you will regret it. After all, a teacher won't teach you all your life. It is very important to choose science to learn Chinese and English well, and it is very important to choose liberal arts to learn math well. There are more people choosing science than liberal arts. Don't follow suit, make up your own mind. You can ask what you don't understand, and you can't accept what you hate.