Why do you see those as exclusive?

My daughter won the Regional Gauss Math gold medal 3 years in a row. She also took Java, etc in school and University and persuaded MIT to develop an Open Publishing policy so that her codes for analyzing Mass Spectrometer Results can be shared by other researchers without paying a fee. I helped her with her the Gauss practice exams when she could not intuit the correct algorithm on her own, and with her French Homework, since I have 10 years of public school French and a UVic Diplôme de Langue Française. That came in handy when my Montréal based global IT employer spit our team between Victoria and Saguenay Québec.

C P Snow noted that scientific technical intellectuals are more likely to also show interest and appreciation for Art and Humanities than vice versa. On first encounters Canadian Francophones more than once have asked me  if I spent years living in France. No.