Did physicsforums get rid of the section on philosophy?

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When I was on this forum a year ago they used to have a section on philosophy. I don't see it anymore. Did they get rid of it?
 

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When I was on this forum a year ago they used to have a section on philosophy. I don't see it anymore. Did they get rid of it?

We pretty much answered every philosophical questions precisely, so we don't have any more questions.
 

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