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Baruch Spinoza for me
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Ahh it’s gonna sound narcy but it has to be me
Your username is "theonewhorisesabove" brodiesound narcy
The one who rises above isn’t supposed to be me. It could be anyone, but I see ur pointYour username is "theonewhorisesabove" brodie
why do you always post this pic under all of your posts ???
Day 50 without busting a nutwhy do you always post this pic under all of your posts ???

Good choice, and he did look kind of nice despite the death tier eye areaDescartes
“I think I’m good looking, therefore I am”
David Hume
philosophy is cucked in my opinion but having that thought is a philosophy
is that kant i always remember his bigass forehead
My favorite philosopher is Samuel Edward Konkin IIIAyn Rand
XDI've never read him, but what's your favorite philosophy from him?My favorite philosopher is Samuel Edward Konkin III![]()
I haven't heard good things. Although, as you say, I may he wrong as I've never read any rand shit@Klasik616 @porn
Have you even read any of her? Or are you just reacting to my post based on things you've read online?
Only lectures, I like her stance on ethics but I find her philosophy of logic too simplistic and she's not an economist either. Like others authors, she didn't debate with actual philosophers that's why I don't consider her important enough.@Klasik616 @porn
Have you even read any of her? Or are you just reacting to my post based on things you've read online?
He is a modern left libertarian, his main argument is that there is a benefit for the society of merchants in companies that work informally that does not happen when these companies pay taxes to the state as long as it is not immoral.I've never read him, but what's your favorite philosophy from him?
Same.Only lectures, I like her stance on ethics
I don't really know her stance on Logic. Eliezer Yudkowsky, Nick Bostrom, Ben Goertzel, Robert Hansen, are better for logic. Logic is really just collections of heuristics and mathematics that can be assembled together, so there's not really one person that's the best for it, there's useful fields like mathematics, decision theory, game-theory, Ai, evolution, economics, that have different heuristics one could collect.but I find her philosophy of logic too simplistic and she's not an economist either.
I mean, she put her ideas out there for any one to disagree with.Like others authors, she didn't debate with actual philosophers that's why I don't consider her important enough.
Taxes are needed, or we won't have a strong enough military or economy to protect ourselves against a group that does pay taxes.He is a modern left libertarian, his main argument is that there is a benefit for the society of merchants in companies that work informally that does not happen when these companies pay taxes to the state as long as it is not immoral.
Ayn Rand?I don't have one as of right now as I've simply not read enough but I'm reading neitzsche
I'm intruiged by Aristotle, evola and rand
I'm sure there are others but I can't remember them as of right now
YesAyn Rand?
She was crazy although Atlas Shrugged is a very good book