Would these skills "actcorrect predictions/chain of events, research, and math" be the prominent core of engineering, law, overseas relations...if so any idea on which fields, if not maybe an alternative suggestion... I see the science in your answer but the math; I’m saying you’re wrong...just looking for an elaboration.

math is the basis for all hard sciences, medicine, engineering, even teaching. The careers that don't rely on math are "people" oriented jobs like politics, law, public speakers, embassy representatives, etc. But it is important to be well trained in basic math skills in every field. It enhances communication and understanding between careers.