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So, check out communities on mander.xyz for science topics and slrpnk.net for ecology.
I don't know yet of any good munis on lemmy for theology, philosophy, or wild theorycrafting, but I'm interested if anyone has recommendations.
Fair question, sure, but then you reply with?
You're why we can't have nice things. ๐ค๐ผ
Maybe we should allow all kind of discussion in online communities? Theology is a valid discussion topic.
Allow it, sure, but insinuate is anything more than the study of systemic superstition that's hobbled the species and upheld exploitation since the dawn of mankind? That's irresponsible at best.
Bruh I listed it alongside "wild theorycrafting", calm down.
"Bruh", by that logic: you listed it before philosophy. Simmer, child.
Maybe theology is discussions about OpenBSD founder Theo de Raadt.
I like your brains, citizen. Nicely done. Please continue.
Linux vs BSD holy war incoming
Myself being very new to Lemmy, would you possibly be able to explain how to search by instance? Is it about finding the right app, or is it simpler to just sign up via different instances?
This is where apps are nice. You could also just go to the instance's website and view their local community list.
This website is very helpful for finding communities and instances
Did not know of this! Gratitude and sincere thanks ๐
Yeah lets get some social science running in this b**** ร Perspective this techie fest (<3) could use some of
As a techie, yes please, we definitely need different points of view