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What are some philosophical positions that are popular among philosophers but unpopular among the public?

103 upvotes • r/askphilosophy

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How did the average person in the United States perceive slavery? Was there large support for it from the public, or was it just tolerated while secretly being hated?

1 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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If chromosomnal mutations are harmful, then why does each species have a different number of chromosomes. If chromosonal mutations are harmful shouldn’t all organisms have the same chromosome numbers?

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Why can’t all the trees in Australia absorb all of the CO2 given off by the country in a year?

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Why did it take scientists so long to come up with the concepts of ecology, when the ideas are so simple you could describe it to children?

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How historically accurate are modern day “tradwives” to the lifestyles they are trying to emulate?

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
What are some philosophical positions that are popular among philosophers but unpopular among the public?	103	askphilosophy
How did the average person in the United States perceive slavery? Was there large support for it from the public, or was it just tolerated while secretly being hated?	1	AskHistorians
If chromosomnal mutations are harmful, then why does each species have a different number of chromosomes. If chromosonal mutations are harmful shouldn’t all organisms have the same chromosome numbers?	1	askscience
Why can’t all the trees in Australia absorb all of the CO2 given off by the country in a year?	1	askscience
Why did it take scientists so long to come up with the concepts of ecology, when the ideas are so simple you could describe it to children?	1	askscience
How historically accurate are modern day “tradwives” to the lifestyles they are trying to emulate?	0	AskHistorians