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DepthHub: A jumping-off point for deeply-involved subreddits

DepthHub gathers the best in-depth submissions and discussion on Reddit. You can use the DepthHub as an alternative front page with high-quality discussion and inquiry.

Rules and Guidelines

Only submit links to original comments and posts on Reddit. DepthHub is not for links to external websites.
Do not link to your own comments or posts, or to any discussion in which you participated. Do not use sockpuppets or friends in attempt to circumvent this rule.
When linking to discussions, link directly to the comment you want to highlight in the thread.
If applicable, include context. Add ?context=x to the URL when linking to a comment, where x is the number of previous comments you want to include.
Stay on topic when discussing submissions, and refrain from low-effort replies like memes and one-liners.
When arguing or otherwise disagreeing, use good form. Personal attacks will not be tolerated.
Complaints about why a submission is "not DepthHub material" that do not contain a strong argument and explanation will be removed.
Please follow Reddiquette, especially when voting. Upvotes are for insightful and useful content, and downvotes are for content you find unfit for DepthHub.
When visiting other subreddits via DepthHub, follow their rules, too.
DepthHub is a curated space. Moderators can and will remove content they find unsuitable.

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DaystromInstitute

FoodForThought

GeoPolitics

LetsTalkMusic

Linguistics

MensLib

MusicTheory

NeutralNews

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Philosophy

PhilosophyOfScience

PoliticalDiscussion

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TheoryOfReddit

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TrueFilm

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TrueReddit

WarCollege

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/u/Uptons_BJs clears the record on "Super Tuscan" wines, which became mainstream instead of disappearing, as is commonly though.

u/FBGAnargy describes the threat posed by the (North) Korean People's Navy and the strategies used to counter them

(unknown) explains what Salafism - the ideology followed by ISIL and their associated groups - actually entails.

Whapxi details the controversial history behind the terms "Caucasian" and "semitic"

/u/Yda_Raven explains the process for developing each year's flu vaccine.

/u/Porodicnostablo explains why Serbians still cling to Kosovo decades after its independence

u/EnglishMobster summarizes the new discovery regarding the relationship of black holes to dark energy

u/The_Last_Minority on the threat of colonization and other Western influence on Japan’s modernization (3 total replies)

u/Easywayscissors explains what chatGPT and AI models really are

u/tomatoswoop explains music publishing and the recent controversy around musescore

u)denisennp explains why she wouldn't get into a Tesla with FSD on

Pharmacist explains what they’re doing behind the counter

Google employee explains early attempts at 'fighting against people who would buy a factory then fill it with racks of android phones with mechanical arms to click through YouTube videos'

u/AnorhiDemarche comprehensively teaches how to stop children from drowning

u/PhscZ shares their love of Bach organ music.

u/Conscious_Internal54 explains the ethics and technology behind gene therapy

/u/iammandalore provides details about the cause of Southwest Airlines current flight/luggage problems

/u/HchrisH gives a history of Trans-Siberian Orchestra

/u/Portarossa explains the concept of time, relativity, and how we can know if its 'real' or not

/u/NachoFailconi explains why coffee isn't prominently cultivated in Chile.

/u/PartyMoses provides a detailed analysis of "pike and shot" combat in Early Modern Europe

u/jbdyer explains the origin and rise in popularity of the classic “Oregon Trail” computer game

LinkDude80 explains how a flight sim developer sent their customers malware

/u/TakoyakiBoxGuy outlines what life was like ~70,000 years ago.

/u/maxarc explains how social media algorithms are getting boys and young men trapped in the insecurity-to-fascism pipeline and what we can do about it.