Who are the Co-Mentors for the Physics and Philosophy Forums?

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Doc Al and Hypnagogue have been appointed as Co-Mentors for the physics and philosophy forums, respectively. The community celebrates their new roles with congratulations and encouragement. The discussion highlights the rewarding nature of the mentoring positions. Members express enthusiasm for their contributions to the forums. Overall, the announcement fosters a sense of camaraderie and support within the community.
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Please give a round for:

Doc Al - Co-Mentor for the physics forums

Hypnagogue - Co-Mentor for the philosophy forums

HIP HIP HURRAY
 
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Congrats to both of you! It's a fun and rewarding job!

- Warren
 
congrats on your assimilation!
resistance is futile.
 
Phobos said:
...on your assimilation...resistance is futile.

Guess again.
 

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