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r/askphilosophy is a subreddit with 462k 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
: "I wanna learn philosophy, what are the books that I have read first in my journey ?"
23 posts
Popular Topics in r/askphilosophy
#1
Philosophy
: "Those with a BA in Philosophy, what are you up to?"
149 posts
#2
Ethics
: "Does the possible truth of atheism necessarily dictate a world without meaning, purpose, or Ethics?"
31 posts
#3
Existence
: "Why do philosophers have an issue with the concept of Existence as "everything that is?""
11 posts
#4
Meaning
: "Does the possible truth of atheism necessarily dictate a world without Meaning, purpose, or ethics?"
8 posts
#5
Freewill
: "If life belongs to an individual, why does society believe it has the right to prevent suicide?"
7 posts
#6
Morality
: "is it morally wrong to eat dog meat or have sexual intercourse with chickens"
7 posts
#7
Consciousness
: "Arguments against functionalism in theory of Consciousness?"
7 posts
#8
Knowledge
: "What is the predominant view of what Knowledge is after Gettier’s paper?"
6 posts
#9
Ai
: "Is Ai generated Ghibli-style art unethical?"
6 posts
#10
Reality
: "How come some philosophies believe objective Reality cannot exist without human minds?"
4 posts
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