<human>: Give me the gist of the text in a nutshell

This may be just because of my limited experiences on the subreddit, but I've found r/atheism tends to be extremely rational and logical (which is not a problem) but to the extent that something like philosophy is considered hogwash and any sense of metacognition that does not involve hard fact is inferior? Not to mention the fact that if you do chooose to question this hivemind, you face a lot of opposition that sometimes feels intellectually closed off.

It feels like if someone were to question something metaphysical, or imply that the world is not completely based on pure rationalism, they would get shot down. Sure, other subreddits have this mentality, but r/atheism is a philosophy related reddit that should encourage discussion and questioning, no?

Dunno. Maybe it's just my experiences. Anyone else?
<bot>: is r/atheism's hivemind (for that of a philosophy related reddit) more singular and firm in its beliefs than other subreddits?