Interested in the opinions of others on it. How can philosophy be considered boring though? It’s arguably the most interesting thing there is.
Hearing the ramblings and thoughts of likely mentally ill people (Most of Western philosophy) is quite boring, it's like listening to someone preach their ideology about why their right and why you should listen to them. What is there to gain other than putting yourself to sleep from reading some lunatic's thoughts on paper and having the flex to say " I read Nietzche, I read Schopenhauer." Truthfully, there is nothing to gain other than a new perspective on life through someone else's eyes.
Do you consider them mentally ill because they question things everyone seems to automatically assume as true?
It’s interesting to see the perspectives of people on what they consider the fundamental truths about themselves, the world in which they live, and their relationships to the world and to each other.
A new perspective on life & existence is extremely valuable, enough to gain it seems.
Philosophy can do so much more. It can change your life, your outlook on it, how you interact with the people you meet, it can change the world.
Is it fair to assume all of them are mentally ill when it’s for the most part just a few notorious ones that appeared to lose their sanity?
That’s reasonable, I guess, though I don’t understand why you think it’s considered ripping off some other guy’s thoughts. For all you know, the thoughts you come up with yourself have already been thought of before by other people in the past.
Well, it wouldn't be ripping off then, we just happen to formulate the same idea. There are some thoughts I've had as a kid, that I later found out in life were already thought up by philosophers. It doesn't mean I ripped them off, ripping off has to be intentional.
Do you consider everything you learned from others as ripping off?
If I consciously assert that those ideas are mine and I got it from nowhere else then when in actuality I did then it's ripping someone's ideas off. I'd also have to go and tell people these ideas are mine and I was the one who thought of them in the first place.
>believes in god
Ah, I agree then.
God is logic your science professors say the Big Bang happened but matter cannot be created nor destroyed, it makes no sense
Are you serious or just joking right now?
Did you even read my thread? I was asking if it was either a mogger trait or incel trait, I wasn’t making an assertion. I’ve long been interested in philosophy before making this thread, this thread wasn’t me asking for approval, it was me curious on the thoughts of users regarding philosophy.
" i think my own thoughts bro, im totally not mentally handicapped from reading incel forums all day
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Yeah no, I’m pretty sure I know what my intentions were with making this thread.
Curiosity? Is that really so hard to believe?
I've seen low and high IQ Christians. IQ has nothing to do with your religious status.
"all my thoughts are mine and mine alone
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Yes."all my thoughts are mine and mine alone
Not believing in God when it's literally not possible for him to not exist is extremely low IQ. Read Parmenides
Is said "God" even remotely accurately described by any human religious or belief structure?
I bet you read schopenhauer and nietczhe.
wittgenstein
if black pilled boys read more of these two, they'd realize the black pill is timeless. An ancient tradition amongst disillusioned young men of every time.
I tend to think there's a lot of truths in Eastern and Western doctrines. I'd say the closest to understanding the nature of the Divine is probably the Vedic tradition.
It's your life bro. If you wanna watch rick and morty everyday and wear cookie monster fitted hats, its on you. Don't say we didn't try to tell you retard
