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r/askphilosophy is a subreddit with 447k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has crazy activity.
/r/askphilosophy aims to provide serious, well-researched answers to philosophical questions.
Popular Themes in r/askphilosophy
#1
Advice Requests
: "Which books are good to read for a first to learn about philosophy?"
7 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "Why are we always adamant to prevent people's suicides but never actually do anything to help them while they're alive and struggling? Is making them stay alive to suffer actually the best action?"
5 posts
Popular Topics in r/askphilosophy
#1
Philosophy
: "What field of knowledge or study “compliment” Philosophy the most?"
86 posts
#2
Ethics
: "Is virtue Ethics claiming that "Virtue is the only real good because it is the only thing that makes a person truly good"?"
30 posts
#3
Free Will
: "How is "Lack of Free Will" Compatible With Materialism?"
13 posts
#4
Logic
: "Can one derive their beliefs from Logic alone?"
11 posts
#5
Existence
: "How to deal with going through deep despair and loneliness realizing human Existence may be pointless in the grand scheme of the universe?"
9 posts
#6
Morality
: "What matters more in Morality: outcomes or intentions?"
9 posts
#7
God
: "Abraham God VS Spinoza God"
8 posts
#8
Knowledge
: "What field of Knowledge or study “compliment” philosophy the most?"
8 posts
#9
Consciousness
: "If Consciousness is fundamental, does that imply it exists in/on Moon right now?"
7 posts
#10
Religion
: "Why is going to heaven seen as more desirable than using Nozick's experience machine?"
6 posts
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