Which Philosopher are you?

Me too.

1. Aquinas (100%) Click here for info
2. Jeremy Bentham (96%) Click here for info
3. John Stuart Mill (96%) Click here for info
4. Kant (93%) Click here for info
5. Aristotle (80%) Click here for info
6. Ockham (78%) Click here for info
7. Prescriptivism (77%) Click here for info
8. Ayn Rand (73%) Click here for info
9. Epicureans (73%) Click here for info
10. Jean-Paul Sartre (70%) Click here for info
11. Spinoza (59%) Click here for info
12. St. Augustine (55%) Click here for info
13. Nietzsche (49%) Click here for info
14. Plato (47%) Click here for info
15. Nel Noddings (42%) Click here for info
16. David Hume (40%) Click here for info
17. Stoics (37%) Click here for info
18. Cynics (29%) Click here for info
19. Thomas Hobbes (29%) Click here for info

 

Thought I'd give it ago to pass the time, but I don't believe in these surveys anyway.

1. Cynics (100%) Click here for info
2. Epicureans (100%) Click here for info
3. Thomas Hobbes (100%) Click here for info
4. Nietzsche (73%) Click here for info
5. Aquinas (68%) Click here for info
6. Aristotle (68%) Click here for info
7. David Hume (60%) Click here for info
8. Plato (60%) Click here for info
9. Stoics (60%) Click here for info
10. Ayn Rand (51%) Click here for info
11. Jeremy Bentham (40%) Click here for info
12. John Stuart Mill (40%) Click here for info
13. Nel Noddings (35%) Click here for info
14. St. Augustine (33%) Click here for info
15. Jean-Paul Sartre (26%) Click here for info
16. Spinoza (13%) Click here for info
17. Kant (0%) Click here for info
18. Ockham (0%) Click here for info
19. Prescriptivism (0%) Click here for info

 

I got this.



1. Kant (100%) Click here for info
2. Jean-Paul Sartre (83%) Click here for info
3. Jeremy Bentham (83%) Click here for info
4. John Stuart Mill (69%) Click here for info
5. Aquinas (68%) Click here for info
6. Cynics (59%) Click here for info
7. Prescriptivism (56%) Click here for info
8. Aristotle (51%) Click here for info
9. Nel Noddings (48%) Click here for info
10. Ockham (48%) Click here for info
11. Epicureans (43%) Click here for info
12. Thomas Hobbes (43%) Click here for info
13. Ayn Rand (42%) Click here for info
14. David Hume (40%) Click here for info
15. Nietzsche (40%) Click here for info
16. Stoics (40%) Click here for info
17. St. Augustine (39%) Click here for info
18. Spinoza (34%) Click here for info
19. Plato (0%) Click here for info

Now, I can't make out how I come close to Kant and the existentialists, the empiricists and pragmatists... Nevertheless, I expected to be closer to Ockham...

And we all seem to be kantians (in THIS forum?!?): Yeah, right. Clever test.

 

Nah, Ian, you're just a warm puppy playing the angry young man

:baby:

:MILD: :MILD: :lol:

 

Your Results:


1. Kant (100%) Click here for info
2. John Stuart Mill (96%) Click here for info
3. Jean-Paul Sartre (94%) Click here for info
4. Ayn Rand (66%) Click here for info
5. Jeremy Bentham (65%) Click here for info
6. Stoics (61%) Click here for info
7. Aquinas (56%) Click here for info
8. Epicureans (56%) Click here for info
9. Prescriptivism (56%) Click here for info
10. Spinoza (50%) Click here for info
11. Aristotle (48%) Click here for info
12. David Hume (46%) Click here for info
13. Nel Noddings (46%) Click here for info
14. Nietzsche (37%) Click here for info
15. Thomas Hobbes (34%) Click here for info
16. Plato (33%) Click here for info
17. St. Augustine (32%) Click here for info
18. Ockham (29%) Click here for info
19. Cynics (16%) Click here for info


Anyone care to explain? must say most of the above are meaningless to me.

GTM

 

I had Ian down as basically an Anarcho-Nihilist...

 

Nope. Did you know he worked with Saint Theresa at Calcuta and has adopted several rejected children? He also keeps several pet stray dogs and cats and other creatures.

Warmest person among us, we must grant him that.

 

Young man? You're far too kind RdS!

I'm not angry about anything really. But I am very fond of Nietzsche, he's much misunderstood.

-- Ian

 

Yes that's all well and good, but he has obviously never told you what he does with them once they are under his power...

 

I thought he was just heavily constipated and got bad headaches.

 

I'm a Kant apparently.

 

There does seem to be an awful lot of Kantians on the forum!

 

1. Kant (100%) Click here for info
2. Jean-Paul Sartre (97%) Click here for info
3. John Stuart Mill (86%) Click here for info
4. Jeremy Bentham (80%) Click here for info
5. Aquinas (79%) Click here for info
6. Ayn Rand (71%) Click here for info
7. Aristotle (69%) Click here for info
8. Epicureans (61%) Click here for info
9. Spinoza (60%) Click here for info
10. Nietzsche (58%) Click here for info
11. Stoics (56%) Click here for info
12. St. Augustine (54%) Click here for info
13. Ockham (53%) Click here for info
14. Prescriptivism (52%) Click here for info
15. David Hume (49%) Click here for info
16. Nel Noddings (39%) Click here for info
17. Cynics (36%) Click here for info
18. Plato (36%) Click here for info
19. Thomas Hobbes (24%) Click here for info


Yes indeed, we are a bunch of Kants.

 

I'm a Stoic and an epicurean, cynic, and probably lots of the others, too....

 

The list is worthless. There is no 'Mick Parry'.

 

here he is

http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/avondale/

 

Young in *spirit* I meant, not matter And here we can begin a very interesting argument about the importance of spirit and matter and have a nice dice at a debate as we usually have. So I'll start it in the most provocative way possible: Spirit is vastly more important than matter. Matter really does not have an ontological existence outside spirit.

Your turn!

(Mixed feelings about Nietzsche: a good and too generous man for this world?)

 

No! Surely not that?! I am appalled!!!

 

OK, first question: define "spirit".

-- Ian

 

YEs, that's right. He forces them (everyone, actually) to listen to the complete works of Peter Brotzman in one go. This is usually enough to drive them quite insane.
As to the question "define Spirit", well that is easy. It's
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Yet another of the Big Questions solved