i am reading alot and looking into works of schopenhauser and wittengenstein, i am new to the general topic of philosophy but i find it fascinating
Serious fav philsopher?
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Hmm I should read more. Philosophy interests me too
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Bradley cadenhead and Cavan
Cavan, like the guy who puts EQ in my test vial and afterwards let's his pet rat piss in it? God I love this guy
Mike ma = Holy iq
Cadenhead is a free thinker
Mikhail Bakunin
Peter Kropotkin
Mark Fisher wrote a book that describes the period were living in and our inability to imagine a better world.
Herbert Marcuse for writing One Dimensional Man
Diogenes, Lao tzu, Machiavelli, Hegel, Deleuze, Guattari, Sartre
I like Max Stirner, but I wouldn't call myself an Egoist. Sergei Nechaev and Bob Black are cool too.
id say joe bartalozi is my favorite
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Sometimes philosophy is interesting but it is also highly annoying in a lot of regards.
A lot of what these philosophers pondered was silly or even useless.
For instance, what matter is it to me or you whether the tree that falls to kill us without us seeing it exists at all because no one else has witnessed it… it is real enough to kill us.
Anyway, that’s my opinion, however I would encourage reading and engaging in philosophical reading to encourage critical reasoning and thinking for one’s self
A lot of what these philosophers pondered was silly or even useless.
For instance, what matter is it to me or you whether the tree that falls to kill us without us seeing it exists at all because no one else has witnessed it… it is real enough to kill us.
Anyway, that’s my opinion, however I would encourage reading and engaging in philosophical reading to encourage critical reasoning and thinking for one’s self
definitely aristoteles , my ideas really align with his. we are studying greek philosphy at school now lol
I don't have a favorite because I don't want to undermine anyone else's work. Most writers put genuine effort into what they create, and singling one out feels unfair. It's the same reason I don't rate books; I'd rather appreciate each work for what it offers than reduce it to a ranking.
But I've been reading a lot of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel recently.
But I've been reading a lot of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel recently.
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