What is the need of non-physics sub-forums

[issacnewton]

Hi

i see that there are lot of other discussions besides physics. maths is required but why waste
bandwidth on other sciences and even non science related discussion. let's keep focussed
on physics and maths...

Newton

 

[Astronuc]

Hi

i see that there are lot of other discussions besides physics. maths is required but why waste
bandwidth on other sciences and even non science related discussion. let's keep focussed
on physics and maths...

Newton

Some folks involved in mathematics and physics have interests other than math and physics, and some have interests besides math and physics. It generates traffic and revenue, and pays the bills.

 

[issacnewton]

i see...

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

Who is to say what is and what is not required?

 

[Pengwuino]

Who is to say what is and what is not required?

You

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

You

Correct

 

[drizzle]

Hahaaa.

Besides what Astro has mentioned, it's of use to know bits and pieces of every knowledge [you will never conquer full knowledge of one science, and I suppose you would look stupid if you know absolutely nothing at all in any other fields! No offence. ]

 

[Andre]

I guess it's a tendency to Pile Higher and Deeper, omitting to glance in the holes and on the ivory towers of the neighbor piler :uhh: Maybe a lot of fictitious hypotheses could have been prevented from being generated if only people had peeped a bit over the rim of their own holes a little bit.

 

[drizzle]

Sure! My statement never contradicts yours Andre. One can focus on a desired science, but that doesn't mean s/he shouldn't keep up with everything and learn. IMO, and aside from increasing one's awareness, it could help enhance the life of an individual or prevent a possible damage.

 

[Kurdt]

Evo needs something to do. :tongue:

 

[turbo]

We need to see Greg's travel pictures, and Andre's. And Andre and Borek's insects and flowers. Some people love to cook and garden, and some people love to play games with other members. Greg has created a very comfortable home here, with dens, living rooms, art exhibits, kitchens, music rooms, hot tubs (thanks MIH)... a site with lots of variety and chances for social interaction with other people who probably were initially drawn here by a love of science and math.

I think we're OK. Please become a member, OP, and contribute to this wonderful place. Some day, you'll need a place to decompress and chill, and you'll appreciate the broad range of sub-forums.

 

[dlgoff]

Where else could us nerds get together? And be excepted?

 

[Borek]

I strongly believe there is no community without chit chat. And what makes PF so strong, is its community.

 

[GeorginaS]

Where else could us nerds get together? And be excepted?

Be excepted? Was that Freudian?

(Sorry, I'm a word nerd. I couldn't help myself.)

 

[Ivan Seeking]

Some folks involved in mathematics and physics have interests other than math and physics, and some have interests besides math and physics. It generates traffic and revenue, and pays the bills.

I would hope that all scientists and mathematicians have interests besides math and physics. Othewise we would have a forum full of very poorly adjusted people.

 

[Redbelly98]

Hi

i see that there are lot of other discussions besides physics. maths is required but why waste
bandwidth on other sciences and even non science related discussion. let's keep focussed
on physics and maths...

Newton

Ironically, one need for a non-physics/non-math subforum is to have a place to post criticisms and suggestions like the one that started this thread.

 

[dlgoff]

(Sorry, I'm a word nerd. I couldn't help myself.)

I can except that. BTW I'm a non-spelling nerd.

 

[GeorginaS]

I can except that. BTW I'm a non-spelling nerd.

I take acception to that.