Which philosopher are you?
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Which philosopher are you?
Your Result: Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
90% The world is absurd. No facts govern it. We live well once we truly accept the world's absurdity. YOU give our life's meaning, and YOU control your world. (see Nietzsche for very closely tied beliefs) --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
69% Nietzsche
53% W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
42% Immanuel Kant
41% Aristotle
39% Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
3% Plato (strict rationalists)
Your Result: Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
90% The world is absurd. No facts govern it. We live well once we truly accept the world's absurdity. YOU give our life's meaning, and YOU control your world. (see Nietzsche for very closely tied beliefs) --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
69% Nietzsche
53% W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
42% Immanuel Kant
41% Aristotle
39% Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
3% Plato (strict rationalists)
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WonkyOracle
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Which philosopher are you?
Your Result: Immanuel Kant
84%
There are things in themselves, but they are unimportant to us. We must interpret everything through certain immutable categories, such as time and the laws of physics. All rational animals must see the world through these categories, and what they see is unrelated to the things in themselves. --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
78%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
68%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
68%
Aristotle
45%
Nietzsche
36%
Plato (strict rationalists)
31%
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
Well.......Shit.
Your Result: Immanuel Kant
84%
There are things in themselves, but they are unimportant to us. We must interpret everything through certain immutable categories, such as time and the laws of physics. All rational animals must see the world through these categories, and what they see is unrelated to the things in themselves. --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
78%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
68%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
68%
Aristotle
45%
Nietzsche
36%
Plato (strict rationalists)
31%
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
Well.......Shit.
Which philosopher are you?
Your Result: Immanuel Kant
86%
There are things in themselves, but they are unimportant to us. We must interpret everything through certain immutable categories, such as time and the laws of physics. All rational animals must see the world through these categories, and what they see is unrelated to the things in themselves. --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
82%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
76%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
74%
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
66%
Nietzsche
56%
Aristotle
54%
Plato (strict rationalists)
Your Result: Immanuel Kant
86%
There are things in themselves, but they are unimportant to us. We must interpret everything through certain immutable categories, such as time and the laws of physics. All rational animals must see the world through these categories, and what they see is unrelated to the things in themselves. --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
82%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
76%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
74%
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
66%
Nietzsche
56%
Aristotle
54%
Plato (strict rationalists)
Your Result: Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
78%
The ambiguity of language is the cause for most (if not all) philosophical problems. If we could get a purely objective language all philosophical problems would be solved. Q.E.D.
78%
The ambiguity of language is the cause for most (if not all) philosophical problems. If we could get a purely objective language all philosophical problems would be solved. Q.E.D.
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WonkyOracle
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Great minds and all that Sandie, great minds.Which philosopher are you?
Your Result: Immanuel Kant
86%
There are things in themselves, but they are unimportant to us. We must interpret everything through certain immutable categories, such as time and the laws of physics. All rational animals must see the world through these categories, and what they see is unrelated to the things in themselves. --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
82%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
76%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
74%
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
66%
Nietzsche
56%
Aristotle
54%
Plato (strict rationalists)
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To quote The Simpsons, Camus can do, but Sartre is smartera. Love that line.
Immanuel Kant was a real pissant who was very rarely stable,
Heidegger, Heidegger was a boozy beggar who could think you under the table,
David Hume could out-consume Schopenhauer and Hegel,
And Wittgenstein was a beery swine who was just as schloshed as Schlegel.
There's nothing Nietzsche couldn't teach ya 'bout the turning of the wrist,
Socrates himself was permanently pissed....
John Stuart Mill, of his own free will, with half a pint of shandy was
particularly ill,
Plato, they say, could stick it away, half a crate of whiskey every day,
Aristotle, Aristotle was a beggar for the bottle,
Hobbes was fond of his dram,
And Rene Descartes was a drunken fart, "I drink therefore I am."
Yes, Socrates himself is particularly missed;
A lovely little thinker but a bugger when he's pissed.
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Heidegger, Heidegger was a boozy beggar who could think you under the table,
David Hume could out-consume Schopenhauer and Hegel,
And Wittgenstein was a beery swine who was just as schloshed as Schlegel.
There's nothing Nietzsche couldn't teach ya 'bout the turning of the wrist,
Socrates himself was permanently pissed....
John Stuart Mill, of his own free will, with half a pint of shandy was
particularly ill,
Plato, they say, could stick it away, half a crate of whiskey every day,
Aristotle, Aristotle was a beggar for the bottle,
Hobbes was fond of his dram,
And Rene Descartes was a drunken fart, "I drink therefore I am."
Yes, Socrates himself is particularly missed;
A lovely little thinker but a bugger when he's pissed.
Read more: Monty Python - Immanuel Kant Lyrics | MetroLyrics
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W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein 79%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists) 51%
Nietzsche 36%
Immanuel Kant 34%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists 30%
Aristotle 11%
Plato (strict rationalists) 9%
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein 79%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists) 51%
Nietzsche 36%
Immanuel Kant 34%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists 30%
Aristotle 11%
Plato (strict rationalists) 9%
Which philosopher are you?
Your Result: Aristotle
81%
Truth does not exist in some transcendent realm. We get to truth by applying reason to the physical world. The world follows logic and commonsense. Science if done properly is not to far from philosophy. --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
53%
Plato (strict rationalists)
47%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
45%
Immanuel Kant
19%
Nietzsche
15%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
7%
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
Your Result: Aristotle
81%
Truth does not exist in some transcendent realm. We get to truth by applying reason to the physical world. The world follows logic and commonsense. Science if done properly is not to far from philosophy. --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
53%
Plato (strict rationalists)
47%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
45%
Immanuel Kant
19%
Nietzsche
15%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
7%
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
Which philosopher are you?
Your Result: Aristotle
83%
Truth does not exist in some transcendent realm. We get to truth by applying reason to the physical world. The world follows logic and commonsense. Science if done properly is not to far from philosophy. --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
57%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
43%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
41%
Nietzsche
15%
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
13%
Plato (strict rationalists)
13%
Immanuel Kant
Your Result: Aristotle
83%
Truth does not exist in some transcendent realm. We get to truth by applying reason to the physical world. The world follows logic and commonsense. Science if done properly is not to far from philosophy. --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
57%
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
43%
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)
41%
Nietzsche
15%
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
13%
Plato (strict rationalists)
13%
Immanuel Kant
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