It seems I'm a bit lost, I can't find the philosophical

History
Theology
Philosophy
>/htp/ what could go wrong?__?

>>289035
Not as much demand for Theology/Philosophy compared to History. I suppose they could be combined as /hum/ - Humanities

>>289288
>>>/lit/
Humanities are the disciplines that READ TEXTS
TEXTS ARE LITERATURE

Did you sleep through your methodology classes?

>>288972
>>>/reddit/

/acg/ - Academy Generals
For the discussion of information seen from an academic (that is, multiple valid points of view aside from the usual, scientific one) perspective. I suppose most of those questions don't have easy answers, and since there are several different schools of thought and careers to see things through, maybe each one could have a general.

History, Theology, Philosophy are catch-all points of view, in that they talk about humanity in all of their aspects. Maybe not so much with the latter. Literature talks about the struggles of humanity and their highest achievements, Films can also represent those pretty well, as most Artistic expressions do. Studies about language and math are also pursued in /sci/ and (surprisingly) /r9k/ every once in a while, but they are seen from a STEM point of view, highly technical and answer-based.

In short, /acg/ is a thing 4chan does not possess. The question is, is there enough need for such a board to be created? I would say if we have /po/ and /mlp/ and /vp/ and /3/, we should have /acg/

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>>288972
>Is the universe a nice place?

While we patiently wait for /sci/ to catch up, why not /hyp/ for hypotheticals?

You'll enjoy /lit/ then.

>>289838
:^)

>>289557
Then the board itself needs a name change, meanwhile >>289288 is right

If /lit/ is any indication, then a history board will nothing but a black hole of pure retardation pseudo intellectual shit post circle jerking

Philosophy threads on /sci/ always fail miserably and end up like this
>I think X, based on nothing at all
>You can't know that or even prove it
>My philo 101 professor, Dr. Goldstein said so
>You're just a fucking pleb
>Too deep4u

Theology threads on both /sci/ and /pol/ turn into nothing but atheist reddit tier circle jerks.

>>289035
>History
>>>/int/
>Theology
>>>/lit/
>Philosophy
>>>/lit/

Actually, idk if that first one is still correct; two years ago /int/ had a lot of history threads, but nowadays /int/ and /pol/ are indistinguishable