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How to explain elementary physics to a mathematician? (Post deletion?)

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Sarah Stewart3 Sarah Stewart3 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
I noticed some of the recent posts in this thread were wiped. Why's that? Was it because they drifted off-topic? Honestly, I think the question that user asked (the one I replied to) would have been better served by spinning it off into its own dedicated thread over at "natural science." That way, they actually get the help they need instead of just having everything deleted. Thanks 🙂
shadoworca3 shadoworca3 Member
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#2 ·
I’ve gone ahead and deleted three posts because they were completely off-topic.
It seems Demosthenes misread the thread title entirely. If he had taken a moment to actually read the opening post or follow the flow of the discussion, he would have realized his question belonged somewhere else entirely.

It’s a bit like someone starting a thread about modes of transport—specifically regarding electrical carriers in semiconductors—only to have someone else reply by listing cars, planes, and ships. :mig
Sarah Stewart3 Sarah Stewart3 NewcomerOP
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#3 ·
shadoworca3 said:Three posts were nuked because they were completely off-topic.
Demosthenes totally misread the thread title. If he’d actually read the opening post or followed the discussion, he would’ve realized this question belongs in a different section entirely.

It's like someone starts a thread about modes of transport regarding electrical carriers in a semiconductor, and someone else replies—road, air, and sea. :mig

I get it, I get it. Can we just move this to its own dedicated thread? 🙂
And don't forget to include pipeline transit. 🤣
shadoworca3 shadoworca3 Member
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#4 ·
Kevin Hall51 said:I get it, I really do, but could we perhaps move this discussion over to its own dedicated thread? 🙂
And don't you dare forget to include pipeline logistics. 🤣

Sure, we can do that if you're going to be that persistent about it.
Since we're essentially just talking high school level physics here, it would probably fit best in the physics corner for students.
Well... assuming you truly believe it warrants its own space.
Sarah Stewart3 Sarah Stewart3 NewcomerOP
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#5 ·
shadoworca3 said:I mean, sure, if you’re really dead set on it.
It’s basically high school level stuff, so maybe stick to the physics corner for students.
Just... if you honestly think it belongs here.

What about that subforum for subject help?
lol anyway, no big deal. I was just curious how he pulled it off, but whatever. 😁

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