Robert_S wrote:What about anyone who says "Nietzsche is a clueless fucktard"?Anthroban wrote:Anyone who says Nietszche is a clueless fucktard.
Ditto.

Nietzsche is one of the greats.
Robert_S wrote:What about anyone who says "Nietzsche is a clueless fucktard"?Anthroban wrote:Anyone who says Nietszche is a clueless fucktard.
He's not too bad, but he seems like quite an excitable boy sometimes.Anthroban wrote:Robert_S wrote:What about anyone who says "Nietzsche is a clueless fucktard"?Anthroban wrote:Anyone who says Nietszche is a clueless fucktard.
Ditto.
Nietzsche is one of the greats.
Dennett is one of the few philosophers who doesn't indulge in intellectual masturbation. Wittgenstein is the type species for the shittiest philosopher. It is somewhat fashionable to badmouth philosophers who constructively criticism science, rather than realize that those philosophers who irrationally reject science are truly anti-intellectual. Their tiny brains just can't parse reality and they want others to share their pain and confusion. Or should I say delusion. Most don't have the talent to come up with original ideas, so they just bring out hopeless monsters -a sort of academic trolling.Ilovelucy wrote:Dennett! Actually, he's not the shittest, just the most overrated and popular among many that don't know a lot philosophy. I heard a great line about him on a "Philosopher's Zone" podcast. "And Dennett, who's I agree, one of the more clever characters in the second half of the 20th century and today, Dennett sort of dances a complicated dance around the ultimate nature of things. He doesn't like to be caught doing metaphysics really."
The real shittest has to be Alain de Botton, mainly because I don't like being told how I can be happy with my poverty by the son of a Swiss banker.
Which philosophers irrationally reject science? Wittgenstein doesn't. Wittgenstein was trying to express something very difficult, that is, the very limits and restrictions of language itself. I wish more people would admit that they simply don't understand some philosophers, rather than assuming its intellectual masturbation because it doesn't make sense to them. Most people only know of post modern philosophy through the Sokal hoax and a chapter in a Dawkins book. I personally don't find Dennett to be particularly original or ground breaking. I also think that he is guilty of his own flavour of obfuscation (his dismissal of Mary's Room springs to mind), and of making strawmen of opposing positions.SevenOfNine wrote:Dennett is one of the few philosophers who doesn't indulge in intellectual masturbation. Wittgenstein is the type species for the shittiest philosopher. It is somewhat fashionable to badmouth philosophers who constructively criticism science, rather than realize that those philosophers who irrationally reject science are truly anti-intellectual. Their tiny brains just can't parse reality and they want others to share their pain and confusion. Or should I say delusion. Most don't have the talent to come up with original ideas, so they just bring out hopeless monsters -a sort of academic trolling.Ilovelucy wrote:Dennett! Actually, he's not the shittest, just the most overrated and popular among many that don't know a lot philosophy. I heard a great line about him on a "Philosopher's Zone" podcast. "And Dennett, who's I agree, one of the more clever characters in the second half of the 20th century and today, Dennett sort of dances a complicated dance around the ultimate nature of things. He doesn't like to be caught doing metaphysics really."
The real shittest has to be Alain de Botton, mainly because I don't like being told how I can be happy with my poverty by the son of a Swiss banker.
Ilovelucy wrote:Which philosophers irrationally reject science? Wittgenstein doesn't. Wittgenstein was trying to express something very difficult, that is, the very limits and restrictions of language itself. I wish more people would admit that they simply don't understand some philosophers, rather than assuming its intellectual masturbation because it doesn't make sense to them. Most people only know of post modern philosophy through the Sokal hoax and a chapter in a Dawkins book. I personally don't find Dennett to be particularly original or ground breaking. I also think that he is guilty of his own flavour of obfuscation (his dismissal of Mary's Room springs to mind), and of making strawmen of opposing positions.SevenOfNine wrote:Dennett is one of the few philosophers who doesn't indulge in intellectual masturbation. Wittgenstein is the type species for the shittiest philosopher. It is somewhat fashionable to badmouth philosophers who constructively criticism science, rather than realize that those philosophers who irrationally reject science are truly anti-intellectual. Their tiny brains just can't parse reality and they want others to share their pain and confusion. Or should I say delusion. Most don't have the talent to come up with original ideas, so they just bring out hopeless monsters -a sort of academic trolling.Ilovelucy wrote:Dennett! Actually, he's not the shittest, just the most overrated and popular among many that don't know a lot philosophy. I heard a great line about him on a "Philosopher's Zone" podcast. "And Dennett, who's I agree, one of the more clever characters in the second half of the 20th century and today, Dennett sort of dances a complicated dance around the ultimate nature of things. He doesn't like to be caught doing metaphysics really."
The real shittest has to be Alain de Botton, mainly because I don't like being told how I can be happy with my poverty by the son of a Swiss banker.
Nitpick: In Chinese names, the first word is the family name.Seraph wrote:Lenin and Zedong misapplied the lot of them.
That's right. It's "Tsao"....GENERAL Tsao....Berthold wrote:Nitpick: In Chinese names, the first word is the family name.Seraph wrote:Lenin and Zedong misapplied the lot of them.
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Coito ergo sum wrote:Immanuel Kant was a real pissant who was very rarely stable.
The expected response of the uneducated and ignorant..Azathoth wrote:that is like asking which of these turds is the most turdlike?
La vie est dure, ma elle est belle.locutus7 wrote:
Semi-serious Best: Woody Allen, who wrote the immortal existentialist quip "Life is divided into the horrible and the miserable."
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