r/PhilosophyofMath

Using mathematical models to talk about the mind, brain, consciousness, reaction times, memory, neurons, emotions, ... anything psychology related, which uses mathematics. Also, statistics for use in psychological research (also known as psychometrics).

Math education! r/matheducation is focused on mathematics pedagogy (the teaching of). Please avoid posts that are related to homework or other "How do I solve this?" type questions. There should be an emphasis on usefulness (such as good internet resources or ideas for how to teach a concept).

A place for Theory of Knowledge students to share relevant articles, thoughts, and questions.

/r/philosophy has been overrun by people that merely enjoy philosophy, this subreddit is dedicated to drab, dull, boring philosophy papers, books, and discussions that only "real" philosophers will care about. If you don't want to read a 1000 word treatise on "why belly button lint is an analogy for...