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Many in this community are interested in science. It deserves its own category.
I've posted a few stories and polls related to science that annoyed me because I had to select "observations" or "miscellaneous," as a category.
What do you think?
How about "Science and Nature" since the two are heavily linked and nature doesn't have a category either?
What a nice idea! I think sections like philosophy or even nature could be good additions.
This is an excellent idea, and one which should be brought to the attention of The Management.
I agree with you, fully.
I would also add to this, that the category which perpetuates incorrect and archaic 'beliefs', should also be changed.
Simply, 'beliefs' or 'philosophy', I think would be adequate.
What do you think about the latter?
I think that if you are going to spend your life dissecting words like "religion" you need to find another hobby. One that doesn't insult people and create divisions within society.
The English language is, by nature, archaic.
There is nothing wrong with the 'word' religion.
I am not insulting anyone. That would be politically, religiously, and / or grammatically incorrect.
Yet, a few of these same people, continually insult myself and others, without a thought or a care?
I am not creating division in society. I am trying to help the people, all the people, in healing these divisions in society.
I have stated this a number of times previously. I am their friend, and I wish only to help them.
Why do they continue to attack me?
There are many archaic words and contexts, in the English language, and other languages, as well. This is why we need to remind people who still use these, that they are expressing and spreading archaic thoughts, ideas or concepts to others.
I've managed to ask many. Several battles rage currently within the scientific community. If you subscribe to a deontological, cookie-cutter concept about:
The cause of certain mass extinctions, the source of global warming, string theory, the possibility of extra-terrestrial life existing within or beyond the solar system, dark matter, dark energy, the Big Bang, the Big Crunch, what happens at the Event Horizon, the existence of more than three dimensions, if the Sun has a nemesis, or why a 220 volt system will light a 110 bulb without a ground...and infinitely more questions.
...then you don't understand science. The more we learn, the more questions arise.
Questioning normality within the realm of science should not only be encouraged, but required.
That's just my opinion. You asked.
Indeed it also needs a couple of bug fixes.
In no particular order:
-ghost notices
-new replies but no notice (cache issue I think)
-can't click notice if thread became too long (mobile site)
-threads become narrower & narrower on mobile site until the site sort of "breaks"
-after some time votes seem to be cancelled and you can vote again
yeah you should suggest it, send the site some feedback. you can find this on the home page.
Only after Math, English, and history... Why not just pay attention in school OP?