Connections

What other "fields of study" are humans engaged in, that are not generally considered to be "biology" or to fall within the broader fields of the "biological sciences"? (Perhaps, you could pick your major to answer this question?) How do those fields relate to biology? Are they of value to biologists? Are they of value to us as humans? Are the biological sciences of value to them? Do they relate in any way? Pick one of these common "fields" and discuss it relative to these questions.

My major is Electrical Engineering. I think that this field can relate to biology. Electrical Engineering is a field that is enhancing the way the human race connects with each other. This field helps the communication of the human race and is enhancing the way we live. Although Electrical Engineering is a physical science, it does coincide with Biology, the study of life. Biologist can study how the human race is advancing and evolving by analyzing the field of Engineering and how humans think and communicate. As new inventions like cell phones and the internet have come into contact with humans our race has been able to communicate better and live life differently. Biologist can study this way of life and see effects that occur directly from Electrical Engineers.

I guess that is probably the only way I can relate Biology with Electrical Engineering. If anyone else can see another connection then feel free to post.