redditletter: top posts for intellectual between 2023-12-22 and 2023-12-29

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Here are the top 20 Reddit posts between December 22 2023 and December 29 2023 for category: intellectual. This category includes posts from the following subreddits: philosophy, literature, askphilosophy, truefilm, goodlongposts, insightfulquestions, chessmemes, historyofideas, maskless_warrioir, theartifice, polymath, weirdstudies, and intellectual. Enjoy!

📷 Explain pls

// 2526 ▲ by 394BusStop on /r/chessmemes. Comments

📷 The disappointment

// 675 ▲ by DexterTheIV on /r/chessmemes. Comments

📷 I did holy stalemate

// 560 ▲ by noTanbl4 on /r/chessmemes. Comments

📷 Chess memes before 2024

// 543 ▲ by Aerl9_14 on /r/chessmemes. Comments

🗒 My father beat my 9yo sister brutally

My father beat my 9yo sister brutally. It happened today in the afternoon. Immediately after she...

// 479 ▲ by PriyanshhGupta on /r/chessmemes. Comments

📷 Top comment picks the next move but the move has to be legal. Day 1

// 477 ▲ by Ok_Lingonberry_8871 on /r/chessmemes. Comments

🗒 Why would God want people to have faith in him? For what logical reason would he hide his existence from us?

I was raised a Christian before I became an atheist, and even when I was a kid this is something...

// 377 ▲ by Turbulent-Cry-6915 on /r/askphilosophy. Comments

🗒 Having read over 200 classics this year

Since the start of the year I have been using wireless earbuds to listen to audiobooks (mainly from...

// 320 ▲ by ScissorsBeatsKonan on /r/literature. Comments

🔗 Modernity is dominated by loneliness, anxiety, and precarity. Living happily means rationally prioritising life goals and placing the quest for knowledge ahead of the quest for influences.

// 248 ▲ by IAI_Admin on /r/philosophy. Comments

🗒 I didnt like saltburn at all

So I just watched Saltburn on Amazon Prime and I have to say I am extremely disappointed. So let's...

// 222 ▲ by paatatakiss on /r/TrueFilm. Comments

🗒 Are we all selfish monsters?

I read Peter Singers work on effective altruism. Is it true that by spending money on unnecessary...

// 176 ▲ by EventRegular5254 on /r/askphilosophy. Comments

🗒 How did the old-school Hollywood filmmakers react to the French New Wave?

I'm talking about Alfred Hitchcock, Billy Wilder, Howard Hawks, John Ford, David Lean, Otto...

// 132 ▲ by excellent_Future2025 on /r/TrueFilm. Comments

🔗 The Socratic belief in the nonexistence of evil and its impact on concepts of harm, guilt and punishment.

// 130 ▲ by parvusignis on /r/philosophy. Comments

🗒 One thing I don't understand about The Catcher in the Rye...

...and no, it isn't, "Why is Holden so unlikeable, so pretentious and hypercritical?" I actually...

// 124 ▲ by OTO-Nate on /r/literature. Comments

🗒 What is something commonly used today that you think will be discovered to be detrimental to our health?

// 54 ▲ by ProfessionalNet8611 on /r/InsightfulQuestions. Comments

🗒 Barbershop is a Body Genre

It occurred to me today that there’s a surprising connection between Barbershop music and some of...

// 13 ▲ by haliyat on /r/WeirdStudies. Comments

📷 Pedro Páramo

// 5 ▲ by eatyourface8335 on /r/WeirdStudies. Comments

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