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Today: #196 in Society & Culture, Brazil on our combined chart.
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Latest daily rankings: Oct 13. New rankings will appear after the next update.
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| Date | Combined Rank | Apple Podcasts |
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| Oct 13 | #196 | #180 |
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Dostoevsky's Warning to the Self-Destructive
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The 7 Levels of Logical Thinking
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No, not all relationships are transactional
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The Thought Experiment Tier List
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Why Kafka Hated People
October 13, 2026 · 33 minFranz Kafka is one of the most brilliant yet anxious writers of the 20th century. And in his "Letter to my father" he outlines exactly where his fear of other people comes from. Here he outlines both his troubling relationship with his…
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Torturing Myself with Insane One Star Reviews of Classic Books
October 13, 2026 · 47 minLike anyone, I have favourite books, and many of them are classics. And I sometimes like to go on Goodreads and read one star reviews of them, to torment myself a little. Today, I will share this with you.Uploaded 01-03-26Support me on…
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Why You're So Lonely | Camus' The Stranger
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How to Lie With Statistics (and get away with it)
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The Internet is All Ragebait Now. Here's Why
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How Nihilism Destroys You | Tolstoy's Confession
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How to Live a Meaningless Life | Albert Camus and Absurdism
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