Which philosopher are you?

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DJ Chic La Freak said:
Jun 20 '09, 11:39PM

I almost literally melted my brain taking this quiz. That's why I'm not a philosopher, and never will be. I will not spend all of my life thinking about "what's the meaning of life", "is God real?", "is life based on truthes or science" etc. I'll just live life to the fullest, and enjoy it as much as I can before it's all over.

E Lunatic said:
Apr 20 '09, 4:55PM

I agree with Kantbedone. I am familiar with most individuals mentioned in this quiz, and agree most closely with the beliefs of Immanuel Kant. However, this pegged me as Late Wittgenstein.

Al so, you absolutely should have included Rob Pirsig.

XxbubxX said:
Apr 4 '09, 3:31PM

In my view of life, truth is one way to see the world. Tere is no absolute truth, so why do I wish to become a lawyer?

Kantbedone said:
Mar 25 '09, 1:30PM

Poorly made quiz.It's clear the creator has a VERY basic understanding of philosophers and thought it would be fun to include the "big words" he learned to make his quiz seem intelligent. The creator of the quiz was banking on the general ignorance of the masses. Please learn to proof your typing.

Jack Smart said:
Mar 19 '09, 6:42AM

Typical internet quiz - range of answers for a lot of the questions doesn't cover all possibilities and forces you to choose between two that both half-fit your beliefs. And, S A-Lerer, learn to spell, or proof-read! And why can't I be Bertie Russell, or Feuerbach, or Marx? (Or Jack Smart?)

samisuessy said:
Jul 27 '08, 4:09PM

I got Nietzsche.
I got kinda confused throughout the quiz.

jess_artist said:
Jun 3 '08, 1:20PM

lol, I love it when people who aren't philosophers try to tahke these kinds of quizes. If you don't know any philosophers, why would you take a quiz to find out which you ar emost like. lol!! Ever want to debate some time, add me on myspace. or email me...jess_artist@ya hoo.com

Irish_Willow said:
Feb 25 '08, 9:25PM

Your Result: Immanuel Kant
There are things in themselves, but they are unimportant to us. We must interpret everything through certain immutable categories, such as time and the laws of physics. All rational animals must see the world through these categories, and what they see is unrelated to the things in themselves. --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer.
Aristotle
Plato (strict rationalists)
Early Wittgenstein / Positivists
W.v.O. Quine / Late Wittgenstein
Nietzsche
Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)

I *think* the result fits me, although I can't be sure. My result and some of the questions and answers were a bit hard to understand and wrap my mind around. But an excellent quiz nonetheless.
Seven stars.

rguitar said:
Feb 21 '08, 6:38PM

woah. confusing quiz. i didnt understand a worrrrd u said

rita_portugal said:
Jan 6 '08, 12:44PM

Your Result: Sartre/Camus (late existentialists)

The world is absurd. No facts govern it. We live well once we truly accept the world's absurdity. YOU give our life's meaning, and YOU control your world. (see Nietzsche for very closely tied beliefs) --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer

you don't know Nietzsche? Sartre? o.o' Now, THAT's a problem.

AKH said:
Dec 19 '07, 2:14PM

WTH? First of all, I don't know who any of these people in the results are, and second of all, I don't know what "emperical" means.

12cwatki said:
Oct 8 '07, 12:52PM

either this took a long time and research or it's complete bogus

thanks for thinking outside the box



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