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Whenever I am posting anything related to "life" it got deleted! Does life not related to physics??
This thread is closed temporarily for Moderation as well. Please do not re-post about this until the Mentors have decided how to deal with your thread starts. I'll find Vela's post and quote it here for you in a minute.sadaronjiggasha said:Whenever I am posting anything related to "life" it got deleted! Does life not related to physics??
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The word "life" is often considered to be a philosophical or metaphysical concept, rather than a scientific one. As such, it may not be relevant to discussions in a physics forum, which focuses on empirical evidence and mathematical models.
No, the word "life" is not completely banned in physics forums. It may be used in certain contexts, such as discussions on astrobiology or the origins of the universe. However, it is important to stay within the scope of the forum and use the word in a scientific manner.
Yes, there are many alternative terms that can be used in place of "life" in a physics forum. Some examples include "biological systems," "living organisms," or "complex systems." These terms are more specific and scientifically accepted in the field of physics.
Yes, if the word "life" is relevant to the topic being discussed and is used in a scientific context, it may be appropriate to use it in a physics forum. However, it is important to provide evidence and explanations to support its use in the discussion.
To ensure that your use of the word "life" in a physics forum is appropriate, it is important to first understand the scope and purpose of the forum. Then, use the word in a scientific manner and provide evidence and explanations to support its relevance to the discussion. It is also helpful to use more specific terms when possible to avoid any confusion or misunderstandings.