r/PhilosophyofMind is a subreddit with 9k members. The community frequently discusses consciousness, philosophy, mind, ai, and self, and the most common flair used is consciousness , perception , identity, mind-body problem, and hard problem.
Philosophy of mind is the scholarly and academic study of the fundamental questions about how the mind works. Specifically, it addresses the concepts of consciousness, intelligence, information, perception, and self.
Popular Topics in r/PhilosophyofMind
#1
Consciousness
82 posts
#2
Philosophy
63 posts
#3
Mind
35 posts
#4
Ai
20 posts
#5
Self
9 posts
#6
Philosophyofmind
8 posts
#7
Reality
7 posts
#8
Information
7 posts
#9
Physics
7 posts
#10
Existence
7 posts
Flair Used in r/PhilosophyofMind
#1
Consciousness
: "What's the single strongest piece of evidence for your view on consciousness?"
30 posts
#2
Perception
: "What Makes an Experience Worth Having?"
19 posts
#3
Identity
: "Could consciousness inevitably arise again after death?"
13 posts
#4
Mind-body problem
: "A fourth option on the mind–body relation: not reduction, not emergence, not panpsychism, but identity"
10 posts
#5
Hard Problem
: "Article: Consciousness Through Correlation"
10 posts
#6
Unassimilated
: "ARE WE PROJECTING OUR OWN REALITY???"
7 posts
#7
Neurophilosophy
: "How working memory could give rise to consciousness"
7 posts
#8
Artificial Intelligence
: "If consciousness emerged from matter, why can’t AI become conscious?"
6 posts
#9
Qualia / Subjective experience
: "Where does music happen?"
6 posts
#10
Information
: "Что если Вселенная познает себя через нас?"
5 posts
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Last updated: August 10, 2026