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LinkedIn Pinpoint #875 Hints & Answer: Bacon & Locke

LinkedIn Pinpoint #875 for Tuesday, September 22, 2026 starts with “Bacon” and “Locke”. Explore the clues below, then reveal the category and how each clue connects.

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Reveal answer & analysis

The answer is Famous philosophers. Each clue points to a widely recognized thinker whose name is commonly used as shorthand for philosophical traditions or signature ideas. The list mixes figures from different eras and regions, making the intended target a broad category rather than one school. The final clue’s famous maxim seals the theme by referencing a quotation often associated with introductory philosophy.

5 Clues

  1. Clue 1Bacon
  2. Clue 2Locke
  3. Clue 3Confucius
  4. Clue 4Plato and Socrates
  5. Clue 5Descartes: “I think, therefore I am”

Questions about Pinpoint #875

Which clues start this puzzle?

The first two clues are “Bacon” and “Locke”. The complete five-clue list is above.

Where is the category answer?

Open “Reveal answer & analysis” above to see the category and a separate explanation for each clue.

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LinkedIn Pinpoint #875 clue card for Tuesday, September 22, 2026, beginning with “Bacon”
Complete clue card for LinkedIn Pinpoint #875 on Tuesday, September 22, 2026, with all five clues; reveal the category on the answer page.
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Game strategy

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Welcome to our strategy guide for LinkedIn’s Pinpoint. This daily puzzle gives you five clues and challenges you to find the single category that unites them all. Unlike grouping games, your goal is not to divide a board into several sets. The entire puzzle is five clues, one hidden connection. Success requires logic, lateral thinking, and a willingness to reconsider an early idea. The clue board on our homepage shows all five clues at once, allowing you to see the full picture as you apply these techniques.

The complete guide includes worked examples, alternative meanings, and checks for connections that do not fit all five clues.