/sci/ - Science & Math

/his/ - History and Humanities. Philosophy is a humanity.
>>>/his/

>>10473107
>>>/r9k/
>>>/r9k/
>>>/r9k/

>>10473107
>>>/lit/

>>10473107
Science is natural philosophy and metaphysics, so /sci/ is a branch of /phi/.

>>10473113
this
>>>/his/27939

>>10473107
Imagine being this clueless and lazy.

>>10473107
>>10473113
Officially, probably >>>/his/
In reality, if you want a shot at real answers and insight, >>>/lit/

>>10473107
philosophy is a meme

>>10473629
Lrn2meme fgt pls

>>10473107
Really any of the high-IQ boards, but mainly /lit/.

This is going to be a fun thread.

I didn't know what humanities means, I thought it was an admittedly weird way to refer to humanity at different points in history

>>10473819
Philosophy is just applied computer science

>>10473107
You've come to the right place. Have anything philosophical to share?

>>10473819
>>10473107

>>>/lgbt/

>>10475065
>>>/x/

>>10475041
Both Analytic Philosophy and Computer science are applied logic. Logic isn't sourced in CS

>>10476179
You have to be over the age of 18 to post here.

>>10476179
>>>/reddit/

>>10476179
>a (sic) all powerful
Yeah, 'a programmer with control over his own simulation' is such a crazy idea that never happens in real life.
>jewish
Funny, why would anyone bring that up. It's like you're low-key bragging...
>who knows when
Yeah, data logging is such an illogical concept that never happens in any program ever.
>eternal life in the endtimes
Because saving data is totally absurd and nobody would ever want to do that for any reason.

Your IQ is like so high, I bet it's in the double digits!