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- Ludwig Wittgenstein /Welcome Back ... concepts (sex, Wittgenstein) to this statement to illustrate my thoughts, rather than reveal them. So that doesn't count as thinking of Wittgenstein and sex together, rther it's me thinking about thinking. Okay now I'm thinking about Wittgenstein and Sex
skewed towards my various interests: Quantum theory , string theory , Wittgenstein , hypothetical zombie attack , linguistics , video games , ... far more profound in non-fiction: Philosophical Investigation and various other Wittgenstein material; Steven Pinker: The stuff of Thought ; John
I'm interested in libertarianism and the works of Ludwig Wittgenstein . ... Machinery of FreedomMovies: Solaris , Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind , Wittgenstein , A Clockwork Orange , Reality Bites , The Doors , Nineteen
The Left-hand Alone Piano Test
This is a test of your knowledge of left-hand alone piano music, composers, and history. You say "why left-hand alone?"... well this is my test and I... ...
The history of philosophy Test
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The Dificult Philosophy test Test
Hi. this is a pretty straightforward test of how well you know some random but important facts about philosophy, philosophers, and stuff. it is the ... ...
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You know what it's like....you start chatting to someone on here because they seem friendly enough and then two e-mails later, they're gone. Why? Be... ...
The Computer Geek Test
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Why Wittgenstein is my Favourite Philosopher - 1
Wittgenstein - Oh So Deliciously ... of Wittgenstein, “there are no strict
necessary and sufficient conditions of personhood.” Hence
Wittgenstein seems quick to dismiss the idea of an absolute
personhood, as it is simply not observable phenomena. Bakhurst
argues that Wittgenstein would
Atheism. Again.
whether you included Wittgenstein
among your atheists: Throughout [World War I], Wittgenstein kept
notebooks in ... Wittgenstein's other religious
influences include Saint Augustine, Fyodor Dostoevsky, and most
notably Søren Kierkegaard, whom Wittgenstein referred to as "a
saint".
Atheism. Again.
Nutty, Wittgenstein was my question mark (who did you think it
was?) And your list, besides failing to overturn my atheist
majority (I still score it 6 to 5, even giving you Wittgenstein
outright), consists of decidedly second-rank figures.
Favorite Philosopher
I think I'm actually going to go buy Wittgenstein's Poker
which is non-fiction book about Popper and Wittgenstein based on
Ludwig Wittgenstein and Karl Popper's 10 minute long but very
heated meeting, in which W.
Spamming vs. trolling.
I'm not really knowledgeable on the subject I would
think Wittgenstein disagrees (just based on what a friend's told
me). The idea of what's real and what's not was all based on
justification of beliefs and stuff like that, but Wittgenstein
brought up the idea of worldviews that are informed by
What is God to you?
Now whether or
not Wittgenstein has addressed the problem or not, is quite frankly
nothing that interests me. ... problem for several hundred years, so yes, I have
reason to believe that you aren't familiar with CS Lewis, Aquinas,
Wittgenstein and others.
Should freedom of speech allow the expression of all viewpoints, even extreme and widely-offensive ones?
Read some Wittgenstein; you may be crushed to
learn that even something as intuitive as an arrow can be
ambiguous. ... I can't differentiate
between ideas and behavior, and by quoting Wittgenstein, I hope to
distract you from the fact that I have nothing to
What we call free will, or volition, is only our awareness of necessity.
And I've read Wittgenstein. ... And one that everyone eventually
has to pass out of, as did Wittgenstein himself.
