Philosophy

[andrewducker]

Of course, I now need to go away and review what all these people believed and then shriek in horror at who I just associated myself with.

1. Sartre (100%)
2. Bentham (91%)
3. Epicureans (78%)
4. Kant (78%)
5. Mill (67%)
6. Spinoza (63%)
7. Stoics (57%)
8. Hobbes (55%)
9. Aquinas (53%)
10. Aristotle (53%)
11. Noddings (52%)
12. Nietzsche (51%)
13. Hume (49%)
14. Prescriptivism (47%)
15. Rand (47%)
16. Plato (39%)
17. Augustine (31%)
18. Cynics (23%)
19. Ockham (19%)

Quiz here.

Comments

Re: Sartre

[andrewducker]

Cheers.

Out of interest - do i know you?

Re: Sartre

[(Anonymous)]

out of interest - indirectly

NB I have found my copy of Being and Nothingness - Hurrah - now I remember what bad faith is

Re: Sartre

[andrewducker]

Hmm. Thinking about this logically, you could be of Meredith's family (Hugh having been showing her mother useful things on the internet a few days ago), one of Nathan's extended brood (I'd guess Susie in that case) or associated with one of the Edinburgh crew I've been adding lately (I know that there's some very smart cookies in there, as the university/goth crowd have a large crossover).

You're unlikely to be a friend of Mike's (as he hardly ever posts and, AFAIK, hasn't told anyone at his work that he has a journal) and I'm temporarily at a loss to think of anyone else that's liable to point people at my journal.

Hmm, insufficient evidence for any kind of conclusion, I shall have to wait and see.

Re: Sartre

[(Anonymous)]

You will, without a doubt, continue to use deductive thinking!

Garthmyl

Re: Sartre

[andrewducker]

Actually, I'll leap on to Google, search for Garthmyl and decide that you're Welsh. Or have been to Wales. Or read the word and liked it enough to use it as a pseudonym. Or something.

When you're avoided assumptions, it's amazing how much you don't know.