To add to my own post here: even applied mathematics would be seen as polarizing. If in Statistics (my own field) debating the gender wage gap is a good example. First you have the naive gender wage … (View Post)

That sounds nice, but education outside of pure math and theoretical physics will always be seen as political. Even for the Sciences Biology & Chemistry -> vaccines and evolution, and let's no… (View Post)

On the topic of Bipartisanship and both sides being the same: my perspective is fairly standard left wing here, but I think this is harder than it sounds. I think Obama - even while in full control o… (View Post)

That is true, though the same source says Democrats used to describe them as moderates more often than as liberal. From what you usually write on here, I've the feeling you would consider most of tho… (View Post)

Given the combat system I think having only 4 party members is probably the best default. Unlike RTWP you expect RT combat to scale linearly in length with the number of party members, and I think th… (View Post)