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Thu 16 Oct, 2008 06:04 pm
Hey guys, I'm new to the forum, and also new to the formal study of philosophy, though I've pondered related idea for a long time. Anyway, I think it's great to find people with similar interests; I wouldn't want to restrict my learning to what is assigned to me in class. Alright... what else should I say? I'm currently a student of mathematics, philosophy, and psychology at a university, and I'm hoping to expand my learning horizons and share some of my own ideas and get feedback on them. I look forward to my future on this forum.
@Mathematicaverde,
Welcome to the Philforums. One way to learn philosophy is to
do philosophy, even if only presenting a very limited position or discussing and commenting in the forums here.
Regards,
John
@jgweed,
Welcome mathematicaverde!
Though you may not encounter much in the form of formal philosophy, I think you will enjoy the forum and the philosophical community here in general.
Have a blast!
@VideCorSpoon,
Mathematicaverde,
Welcome to the forum, this is the place, you'll fit in here just fine. Make yourself at home and think about making that first post either in response to something that interests you, or post a new topic. At anyrate Mathematicaverde, a very warm welcome to you, glad to have you aboard!!!! Boagie
@boagie,
Hi how are you, maybe you can help me with my functions work (math)
@MITech,
MITech wrote:Hi how are you, maybe you can help me with my functions work (math)
MITech,
Well can't help you much there, but we have some varied talent around here, I am sure there is someone here who would be delighted to help you, you will just have to shop around a bit. Again welcome MITech!!!
@Mathematicaverde,
Welcome to the forums Mathematicaverde! Good to see you on here and thanks for the intro. Also good to not restrict your learning. Anyway, make yourself at home. See you in the forums!
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