My good friends have designed this website for the discussion of Philosophy in it's many fine forms. So if you're into this stuff, go for it.
http://www.whatwouldplatodo.com
http://www.whatwouldplatodo.com
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For all you people who love Philosophy
- Thread starter Lil'Timmy
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R4V4G3D_SKU11S
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Interesting site.
Where did it spring from? Obviously some bored phil majors, but was it just a random idea?
Where did it spring from? Obviously some bored phil majors, but was it just a random idea?
Mike Richards
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I have a lot of theories about the meaning(s) of exsistance but to express them to philosophically educated people would make me come across as a crack head. Besides some of my theories take hours to explain verbally so posting on a message board would take years. I will lurk tho cause I am always hungry for knowledge!!
yes i do know casey sort of, but we've already discussed this 
and basic, the majority of philosophy site message boards i've visited are full of "i'm writing a paper, what's the answer to this question"
and that's it....and of course no one posts a response because everyone is looking for a response to their paper writing question
u of t has a philosohpy site, but no real place for discussion on it
i hope this endeavour succeeds, because it would be nice to have a site where people can actually discuss concepts (brought up in class or otherwise) in a general manner.
hopefully, u of t has a large enough active posting body to get it rolling
and basic, the majority of philosophy site message boards i've visited are full of "i'm writing a paper, what's the answer to this question"
and that's it....and of course no one posts a response because everyone is looking for a response to their paper writing question
u of t has a philosohpy site, but no real place for discussion on it
i hope this endeavour succeeds, because it would be nice to have a site where people can actually discuss concepts (brought up in class or otherwise) in a general manner.
hopefully, u of t has a large enough active posting body to get it rolling