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Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: jolly on 12/06/2007 16:50:32
Was thinking that there is no section with in naked scientist to disucuss, philosophy that could be divided into political as well as classical, or social science which again could be heavyily divided, and also psycology!

Have done a poll!

As a science forum surley they should be included?

If included I thought human sciences an apt title!
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Karen W. on 12/06/2007 17:11:56
 I like the idea actually I think it is a good one .. I will steer clear of the politics and it would certainly need to be done on a courteous level with all members as I know how politics can raise hackles in some people! So careful thought from all participants would be a must for participation and across the board courtesy to everyone expressing their views regardless as to what those views are! I like the Psychology part a lot!  [:)] [:)] [:)] [;)]
Title: Re: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: kdlynn on 12/06/2007 17:19:17
the psychology, sociology, and philosophy would be fine, IF everyone can get along. politics is probably not a good idea.
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: jolly on 12/06/2007 17:37:07
the psychology, sociology, and philosophy would be fine, IF everyone can get along. politics is probably not a good idea.

No political science, it´s all theories,but then look at phisics..lol you might be right....lol
Title: Re: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: kdlynn on 12/06/2007 17:40:21
thanks jolly! lol i just want everybody to get along. it's stressful when there's tension.
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Batroost on 12/06/2007 19:08:30
I don't think Psychology should be bundled in with the others; this has always felt more like a science to me. And I'm guessing that some sociologists might also plead..

But Philosophy, Religion etc... in one place might be a better idea than scattered around teh other boards.
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: eric l on 12/06/2007 19:32:54
A section that would be both interesting and practical would be linguistics.  I mean, although a vast majority of the users may have English as their native tongue, there must be a lot (like me) to whom English is a second or third language. And I think we have a lot of experience to share, that may also be valuable to English speaking people who are learning an other language.
I am thinking about items like "false friends" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friends)
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: jolly on 12/06/2007 20:12:56
A section that would be both interesting and practical would be linguistics.  I mean, although a vast majority of the users may have English as their native tongue, there must be a lot (like me) to whom English is a second or third language. And I think we have a lot of experience to share, that may also be valuable to English speaking people who are learning an other language.
I am thinking about items like "false friends" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friends)

Semiotics! why not?
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: dentstudent on 13/06/2007 10:51:26
A section that would be both interesting and practical would be linguistics.  I mean, although a vast majority of the users may have English as their native tongue, there must be a lot (like me) to whom English is a second or third language. And I think we have a lot of experience to share, that may also be valuable to English speaking people who are learning an other language.
I am thinking about items like "false friends" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friends)

I'll second this - any practice I can get with German would be appreciated! I've often wondered how far you could get in a foreign language just with your own language - there should be a "dictionary" of words that are identical, which would give a huge base for learning new languages!
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Karen W. on 13/06/2007 15:28:22
These are all nice ideas and I am sorry about the foreign language but the new forum rules will be illiminating the foreign language as it leaves to much open for people to run amok saying things we have no control over or idea about what is being said.. So we have decided that is a debatable subject as far as the amount of usage and how it is used .. I think there was some stipulations about it remaining in chat and with the discretion of mods as per its usage..
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Karen W. on 13/06/2007 15:37:46
A section that would be both interesting and practical would be linguistics.  I mean, although a vast majority of the users may have English as their native tongue, there must be a lot (like me) to whom English is a second or third language. And I think we have a lot of experience to share, that may also be valuable to English speaking people who are learning an other language.
I am thinking about items like "false friends" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friends)

I think this is good and would actually be a nice idea.. If you all are serious I would say Politics needs to be not a forum thing as it really can become quite heated! I think there are a lot of great ideas here and I like the courtesies  you are all showing each other here. Thanks it is very nice.. The way it should be. So my thoughts are if you would like to see any of these things implemented that you need to bring them up with Chris or Dave and let them and the other mods help decide.. There would have to be thorough discussion, I really don't know what the likely hood would be of them adding new boards to the existing data base.. but the ideas are terrific! I like how they are being discussed . Weigh out the pro's and cons of such a board and consider all the posters and contributions and ways to keep the topic calm and pleasant.  [;)] [:)] [;D]
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: jolly on 16/06/2007 21:43:10
A section that would be both interesting and practical would be linguistics.  I mean, although a vast majority of the users may have English as their native tongue, there must be a lot (like me) to whom English is a second or third language. And I think we have a lot of experience to share, that may also be valuable to English speaking people who are learning an other language.
I am thinking about items like "false friends" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friends)

I think this is good and would actually be a nice idea.. If you all are serious I would say Politics needs to be not a forum thing as it really can become quite heated! I think there are a lot of great ideas here and I like the courtesies  you are all showing each other here. Thanks it is very nice.. The way it should be. So my thoughts are if you would like to see any of these things implemented that you need to bring them up with Chris or Dave and let them and the other mods help decide.. There would have to be thorough discussion, I really don't know what the likely hood would be of them adding new boards to the existing data base.. but the ideas are terrific! I like how they are being discussed . Weigh out the pro's and cons of such a board and consider all the posters and contributions and ways to keep the topic calm and pleasant.  [;)] [:)] [;D]

There could be a dictionary section or something.
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Karen W. on 16/06/2007 22:08:03
That's an idea!
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: another_someone on 17/06/2007 09:28:05
A section that would be both interesting and practical would be linguistics.  I mean, although a vast majority of the users may have English as their native tongue, there must be a lot (like me) to whom English is a second or third language. And I think we have a lot of experience to share, that may also be valuable to English speaking people who are learning an other language.
I am thinking about items like "false friends" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friends)

Semiotics! why not?

Did you mean semiotics, or semantics?

Semiotics, from what I can gather, has never really been a very cohesive discipline, having very diverse applications, and diverse approaches that go along with that.
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: eric l on 17/06/2007 16:34:34
There could be a dictionary section or something.
I am not sure that it would be easy to fit in a dictionary into a forum.  And it would probably be better to go for a multilingual dictionary on a specific matter, like computer sciences.
Even then, it would not be easy :   I give you a link to a English-French dictionary meant for (French) students who have to write papers.  Although computer sciences take a major place, it also includes quite a number of terms from other fields.  But on computer sciences it lacks generally accepted translations like "couriel" for "e-mail"
http://mist.univ-paris1.fr/dico/dico.htm#E
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: DoctorBeaver on 18/06/2007 17:52:23
As far as I'm aware, I'm the only psychologist in residence here - & you wouldn't want me running riot in my own forum, would you!  [:D]
Title: Re: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: kdlynn on 18/06/2007 18:08:05
that might be interesting to watch, actually... or it would attract some psychologist friends for you!
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: DoctorBeaver on 18/06/2007 18:47:06
More likely that I'd end up talking to myself.

Oh, I do that already.

Yes, I do, don't I.
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: jolly on 18/06/2007 20:39:03
As far as I'm aware, I'm the only psychologist in residence here - & you wouldn't want me running riot in my own forum, would you!  [:D]

As far as I´m aware your the only Beaver to....lol

that might be interesting to watch, actually... or it would attract some psychologist friends for you!

Yeah does anyone know Fraser Crane´ E-mail Adress?

More likely that I'd end up talking to myself.

Oh, I do that already.

Yes, I do, don't I.


All hail the Beaver Dr! Your own forum would rock!
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: DoctorBeaver on 18/06/2007 20:46:32
As far as I'm aware, I'm the only psychologist in residence here - & you wouldn't want me running riot in my own forum, would you!  [:D]

As far as I´m aware your the only Beaver to....lol

that might be interesting to watch, actually... or it would attract some psychologist friends for you!

Yeah does anyone know Fraser Crane´ E-mail Adress?

More likely that I'd end up talking to myself.

Oh, I do that already.

Yes, I do, don't I.


All hail the Beaver Dr! Your own forum would rock!

It does... http://beaverland.forumup.us/ (http://beaverland.forumup.us/)
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Karen W. on 18/06/2007 20:58:48
lol lol
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: DoctorBeaver on 18/06/2007 21:02:59
What's funny?  [???]
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Karen W. on 18/06/2007 21:43:44
This.."More likely that I'd end up talking to myself." [;)] You seem to do that a lot already! LOL
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Karen W. on 18/06/2007 21:45:37

What's funny?  [???]

It just tickles my funny bone that's all! LOL
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: jolly on 18/06/2007 21:59:44
I´ll post you some Edam, if you want mr beaver?
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: jolly on 18/06/2007 22:01:33
As far as I'm aware, I'm the only psychologist in residence here - & you wouldn't want me running riot in my own forum, would you!  [:D]

As far as I´m aware your the only Beaver to....lol

that might be interesting to watch, actually... or it would attract some psychologist friends for you!

Yeah does anyone know Fraser Crane´ E-mail Adress?

More likely that I'd end up talking to myself.

Oh, I do that already.

Yes, I do, don't I.


All hail the Beaver Dr! Your own forum would rock!

It does... http://beaverland.forumup.us/ (http://beaverland.forumup.us/)

Maybe you could have your own DIY show, how to choose a stream, the best trees, How to spot a nice beaver!
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Karen W. on 19/06/2007 08:09:19
I´ll post you some Edam, if you want mr beaver?

WHAT???
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: DoctorBeaver on 19/06/2007 23:24:57
I´ll post you some Edam, if you want mr beaver?

Edam is the only cheese that is made backwards.
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Karen W. on 19/06/2007 23:29:50
you are good and quick with words.. lol I saw both words but it didn't click what meant by it.. Thanks.. not no bright here!
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: jolly on 22/06/2007 22:36:33
I´ll post you some Edam, if you want mr beaver?

WHAT???

I just thought it would save him talking to himself karen!
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: DoctorBeaver on 22/06/2007 22:39:18
I´ll post you some Edam, if you want mr beaver?

WHAT???

I just thought it would save him talking to himself karen!

I like talking to myself. I'm the only 1 who knows what I'm on about.
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: jolly on 22/06/2007 22:42:42
I´ll post you some Edam, if you want mr beaver?

WHAT???

I just thought it would save him talking to himself karen!

I like talking to myself. I'm the only 1 who knows what I'm on about.

I totally understand [;)] [;)]
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: Karen W. on 23/06/2007 08:45:14
SO DO I!
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: jolly on 04/07/2007 22:23:56
A section that would be both interesting and practical would be linguistics.  I mean, although a vast majority of the users may have English as their native tongue, there must be a lot (like me) to whom English is a second or third language. And I think we have a lot of experience to share, that may also be valuable to English speaking people who are learning an other language.
I am thinking about items like "false friends" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/False_friends)

Semiotics! why not?

Did you mean semiotics, or semantics?

Semiotics, from what I can gather, has never really been a very cohesive discipline, having very diverse applications, and diverse approaches that go along with that.

Semiotics is a fringe science to a degree, true.
Title: Why do we not have a philosophy, psycology, and sociology section @ N.S
Post by: sooyeah on 22/09/2007 14:47:48
How about an economics section?