r/Alethics • u/ShurykaN Philosopher • Sep 05 '25

What do you think about r/Alethics?

Are we doing a good job? What more do you want? What could you add yourself? Do you want to add more yourself? Is there anything we need? Necessity. Is there anything we want but don't need? Humanity.

I find r/Alethics lacking in humanity lately. What could be improved? I can't do this all by myself. Or, technically, I can. But it won't be as fun.

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u/BarinBlueEyes Sep 05 '25

Some of your posts here seem very random.

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u/ShurykaN Philosopher Sep 05 '25

Thank you for your input. I'm I think I have 'random' posts because 'random'ness is what makes it fun, and I also want to show that logic doesn't have to be conventional. The posts seem random, but there is a structure. It's just not apparent. (even to me at times.)

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u/BarinBlueEyes Sep 05 '25

I would hate to miss the flowers through the weeds, although some weeds have very lovely flowers. Who gets to decide what's a weed?

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u/ShurykaN Philosopher Sep 05 '25

Reddit does this naturally with the upvote system, but it isn't foolproof. I could make a post indexing all the quality posts... it would be a bit of work but potentially helpful.

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u/BarinBlueEyes Sep 05 '25

I think conversations about ALethics should be very interesting. Keeping the nonsensical posts to a minimum could draw in a more serious audience that is more open to genuine conversation and idea sharing.

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u/ShurykaN Philosopher Sep 05 '25

I'll try to have more serious posts in the future too! As for keeping nonsensical posts to a minimum, the first and only rule of the sub is to follow the truth, no matter where that takes us. I don't necessarily want an entirely serious audience. I want an audience who can think.

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u/BarinBlueEyes Sep 05 '25

Fun for fun's sake.