Is Math Stack Exchange Stifling Analytical Thinking?

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I am looking forward to have thought oriented imaginative interaction. I have been using math stack exchange which even though provides very good answers does not value varied opinions and freedom of thought provoking questions. And it conflicts my view on mathematics that more analytic oriented interaction should be supported rather than sticking to the strict formulae and orthodox solutions which everyone can easily find in books. Hope this forum compliment thought oriented analyses.
 
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