r/neurophilosophy
46k members
r/neurophilosophy is a subreddit with 46k members. The community frequently discusses consciousness, philosophy, brain, neuroscience, and ai.
Group for the discussion on the new emerging field of Neurophilosophy and of those working in this field ( Churchlands) , as well as on the intersections between neuroscience ,philosophy, behavior, and other related fields
Popular Topics in r/neurophilosophy
#1
Consciousness
: "The Waveform Does Not Change States — Why Consciousness research may be measuring the instrument, not the phenomenon"
96 posts
#2
Philosophy
43 posts
#3
Brain
: "If Brain processes can act independently and override consciousness, creating "something" with which consciousness can converse, in dreams and nD, can extra-conscious processes be used as God, for example, to practice gratitude?"
35 posts
#4
Neuroscience
: "The Ego Operates Through the Body, Not Just the Mind — Phantom Limbs, Anosognosia, and Biological Defense"
32 posts
#5
Ai
26 posts
#6
Theory
13 posts
#7
Psychology
12 posts
#8
Neurophilosophy
12 posts
#9
Model
10 posts
#10
Memory
8 posts
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Last updated: September 7, 2026