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That's good. Just felt a little hostility from certain words, and felt like certain accusations were not honest. Thanks for the response.

Well, "No, we don't allow those sort of questions here, sorry." followed by some suggestions on who to ask these questions. That may have been the answer, instead I was accused of "philosophical meandering", and my questions labeled "meaningless", when my questions were merely to find out info...

I was just asking questions. We discussed ideas related to social theory in political science so I thought it would be okay to discuss that here. I'm trying to be as friendly as possible, but I feel like I'm not receiving friendly responses by you two.

People can correct me if my questions are not structured adequately. Well, one person was nice enough to reply, why can't everyone here be that nice?

Someone closed my thread, for what reason? I was asking questions about civilizations and the fundamental ideas that thrive within them. I'm a student looking into the social science and history of civilizations.

Thank you for your response. Would social contract theory be something to look into? Generally, could the details (the ideas) of a social contract give any indication of how long a civilization lasts?

Does anyone know if civilizational theory is a thing? In other words, creating solutions for how large populations can prosper in a particular structure. Or would that be a philosophy of some kind?

I'm going to be taking a computer science course next semester, what is a good intro computer science book or C++ programming book I can buy?

So between the electron neutrino and quark, an electron neutrino is the smallest? Why is it so difficult to measure these things? Is it because scientists don't have the tools to measure them properly or perhaps some other reason that I don't know about? Would human comprehension of the...

Thank you so much. Your info helps a lot. (Gave you a 'like':)

And to add. Could there be something smaller than a quark? If there was a multiverse, how would scientists know?

I heard quarks could be the smallest things of the universe. How are they measured? What units of measure are associated with quarks?

Thanks for the extra help. I've gathered the information I needed. This thread is answered.

Again, correct me if I'm wrong, as I have just begun researching into this. I don't know if there is anything wrong with the metric system, though my wording probably made it seem I believed that, and I apologize. Multiple questions were presented by me along with a disclaimer for anyone to...

Thank you so much. This helps a lot.