I upvoted you because there is truth to this sentiment. But I want to add that physics is IMO one of the hardest fields intellectually of our time. Just to get your feet wet, you need to be well versed in an intimidating array of mathematical disciplines. DiffEQ, Discrete Math, Computer Science, Topology, Differential Geometry, High Level calculus,... the list goes on even at the undergrad level. To make a meaningful contribution is quite a feat.

I have massive respect for those who bravely tackle the frontiers of Physics; some physics majors have a broader understanding of Math than a mathematician! Though importantly, your average mathematician will have a much deeper understanding of more focused topics.

I don’t mean to suggest that any of Math, Physics, CompSci, etc is fundamentally harder than the others. Each field presents different challenges! But they are also intimately related IMO: the recent MIP*=RE proof has convinced me. In short, we’re all on the same side.