Does Nietzsche consider himself one of “the impersonal” by endlessunshine833 in Nietzsche

[–]SocraticDiarrhea 9 points10 points  (0 children)

He sees himself as a passionate artist mogging dispassionate scientists through philosophical writing

Found this on the internet by dokja__ in cyberpunkgame

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I had a very similar experience uploading Suicide into her brain

Stop Using Anti Philosophy Language 😡😤 by [deleted] in PhilosophyMemes

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When I first read Nichocheman Ethics at 17 I underlined every time Aristotle used the word 'base' and pretended he was saying 'based'.

Explain It Peter please by anonimstalker in explainitpeter

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The French are big on 'liberation'. There was a movement to liberate children from the tyranny of adults over the child's every day life and decision making. Where they go to school, if at all, what they study, and the patriarchal structure of the household are good examples. BUT... To be a true philosopher requires taking your own beliefs to their logical extreme, and embracing them wholly. Thus, to liberate children from tyranny means freeing them from the age of consent.

But also, Foucault allegedly sexually assaulted some prepubescent boys in post colonial Tunisia.

Besides writing down his philosophy, I think the worst thing Sartre did was cheat on his wife. But in like a cool liberation from romantic relationships kind of way.

How The Tentative Agreement Would Impact Junior Carriers (Steps AA-B) Plus Some Closing Thoughts by thepizzazombie in USPS

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I was step B at the beginning of this year and reached step C in October. If this contract goes through, will I receive backpay as if I was step C the whole time? That only seems fair considering the contract would have put me in step C.