🗒 As many of us set New Year’s resolutions for 2024, MIT philosophy professor Kieran Setiya argues that we might better serve ourselves by focusing on the quality of processes, not just the result of projects.

// 201 ▲ by philosophybreak on /r/philosophy. Comments

🗒 What book do you WANT to like but just can’t?

I recently read The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho. So many people, from bookworms to non-readers, told...

// 189 ▲ by tinuvi3l on /r/literature. Comments

🗒 A dirge for the slow death of media literacy

I admit to a fair amount of my hyperbole in my title, but with each year that passes I can't help...

// 147 ▲ by Old_Branch on /r/TrueFilm. Comments

🗒 It’s okay to break your New Year resolutions. Tying all our good intentions to the start of the year stems from an oppressive perfectionism that inevitably sets us up for disappointment. Instead, embracing self-compassion can help get us closer to our goals.

// 143 ▲ by IAI_Admin on /r/philosophy. Comments

🗒 Accessibility to the best of 2023 has been TERRIBLE

What is up with the terrible distribution and release this year? Some people say that the film...

// 144 ▲ by KuriousCon2 on /r/TrueFilm. Comments

🗒 "Rosemary's Baby" (1968) - the way pregnancy steals a woman's personhood

*Rosemary's Baby* asks provocative questions about pregnancy that you don't really expect from an...

// 135 ▲ by Alockworkhorse on /r/TrueFilm. Comments

🗒 Has anyone else fallen in love with Kafka?

I started reading because of Kafka. My first book was The Metamorphosis and the books I read after...

// 116 ▲ by incognityoo on /r/literature. Comments

🗒 What Generative AI Reveals About the Human Mind

// 107 ▲ by ufzw on /r/philosophy. Comments

🗒 Are there famous philosophers whose work is considered to be purposefully unnecessarily complex, even by academics and professional philosophers?

Many laypeople see certain philosophers as people who try extra hard to sound sophisticated,...

// 95 ▲ by VastlyVainVanity on /r/askphilosophy. Comments

🗒 Why do we still lack so many translations of great philosophers? Specifically pessimistic philosophers.

Hey all, I read Ligotti’s “Conspiracy Against the Human Race” and as I looked up more info about...

// 76 ▲ by WeedMan202 on /r/askphilosophy. Comments

🗒 Do Gov't Medically Assisted Suicides Cut Incentive of Gov'ts to Help People.

Medical assisted suicide is taking place and to shock and horror as a Canadian I hear of all sorts...

// 18 ▲ by athanathios on /r/InsightfulQuestions. Comments

🗒 What Drives You All?

For me, I've always been enticed by a vision of a world that I've helped make better. As I've seen...

// 9 ▲ by keats1500 on /r/Polymath. Comments

🗒 What is the purpose of life?

// 4 ▲ by Forward_Guest_811 on /r/InsightfulQuestions. Comments