Looked to discuss a little ontology without ideological tub thumping

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The discussion introduces a new member interested in exploring ontology within a philosophical context, seeking a space free from ideological conflicts. The member expresses a preference for engaging in epistemology and philosophy, along with some debunking activities. Other participants welcome the new member and encourage their involvement. The focus remains on fostering a constructive dialogue about ontology without the distractions of ideological debates. The thread establishes a friendly atmosphere for philosophical exploration.
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New here and saying hi!
I'll probably hanging in epistemology/philosophy mostly, with a little debunking forum on the side...

Looked for a form to discuss a little ontology now and then without encountering all sorts of ideological tub thumping (like in another forum I'm a member of).

*raises a cup*


Marco :smile:
 
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Nice to meet you Bonteburg! Enjoy your stay here!
 
Bonteburg said:
with a little debunking forum on the side...

Welcome Marco. :cool:
 
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