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  • Jan 6, 2022

    Blocking everybody with ayn rand in top 10

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    Socrates 100% easily

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    Scratchin Mamba

    Yeah I've become allergic to evolutionary psychology as well to an extent bc of that lmao but you can't dismiss it totally just bc reactionaries apply it to every tradition that they want to keep in place yk

    And the ethics of stealing is again something that definitely is socialized to a very large extent, but in what way really? Like i personally don't see there's rly all that much wrong with stealing from those who got what they have from exploitation in the first place like large corporations. Many others would disagree ofc, but isn't this exactly an example of where morality becomes more complicated and subjective because society has similar to unequal compensation?

    yea exactly that's why i just go with saying morality is relative

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    blonded

    yea exactly that's why i just go with saying morality is relative

    But maybe not completely

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    Scratchin Mamba

    But maybe not completely

    agree to disagree

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    Never really thought or read about ethical philosophy so why not, dont really trust the result either cause I got Aquinus and reading those points I think hes bs

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    Womanpuncher69

    Never really thought or read about ethical philosophy so why not, dont really trust the result either cause I got Aquinus and reading those points I think hes bs

    aquinas' points on the site seem a little based minus the religion ones imo

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    blonded

    some of those questions confusing my brain ngl

    it'd be kinda hard to understand some of the questions without some prior philosophy classes. The universal law question and the notion of a means to an end is peak Kant (categorical imperative), for example.

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    ASAKI

    it'd be kinda hard to understand some of the questions without some prior philosophy classes. The universal law question and the notion of a means to an end is peak Kant (categorical imperative), for example.

    yeah i got the gist of most questions but had to think for a bit on some of them. i'm curious how much the priority slider comes into play because I didn't mess with it much

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    Womanpuncher69

    Never really thought or read about ethical philosophy so why not, dont really trust the result either cause I got Aquinus and reading those points I think hes bs

    Aquinas is massively important to the field of philosophy. The site isn't a good indicator of his thought.

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    blonded

    yeah i got the gist of most questions but had to think for a bit on some of them. i'm curious how much the priority slider comes into play because I didn't mess with it much

    I barely touched it either, I think it increases the % number of those philosophers you're already inclined with.

    For example, this is what I got:

    I am definitely not 100% inclined with Kant, but it's probably because I didn't touch the slider on his questions.

  • Jan 6, 2022
    ASAKI

    I barely touched it either, I think it increases the % number of those philosophers you're already inclined with.

    For example, this is what I got:

    I am definitely not 100% inclined with Kant, but it's probably because I didn't touch the slider on his questions.

    the site also mentions that the 100% isn't an objective 100% but just your "highest agreed with" and then it goes down from there

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    I already know I'm a Hegelian Marxist

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    ASAKI

    Aquinas is massively important to the field of philosophy. The site isn't a good indicator of his thought.

    yeah calling him BS was overblown but doesn’t seem like my views align with him from those points since i don’t much about him and it’s been a while since my high school philosophy class for me

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    Kanye

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    dedalusbloom

    I already know I'm a Hegelian Marxist

    Marx never went into moral philosophy tho

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    I clicked thru a bunch of these bc couldn't be f***ed forming a point there

    1. John Stuart Mill (100%)
    2. Immanuel Kant (87%)
    3. Jeremy Bentham (87%)
    4. Thomas Aquinas (80%)
    5. Epicureans (78%)
    6. Aristotle (64%)
    7. William of Ockham (57%)
    8. Prescriptivism (56%)
    9. Jean-Paul Sartre (54%)
    10. Plato (52%)

  • Jan 6, 2022
    Scratchin Mamba

    Marx never went into moral philosophy tho

    true but i always felt the nature of dialectics would lead to people concluding that morality is relative

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    Epictetus

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    blonded

    i feel like a lot of what people view as objective morality comes from socialization as opposed to an innate internal feeling (but that might just be me swinging too hard against evo psych cuz people misrepresent that s*** all the time). like how many people simply say stealing is wrong or so and so is wrong because it's the law?

    maybe they wouldn't keep that view if pressed on it but i think a lot of things that some people hold as objectively good or objectively bad could be flipped to the opposite with enough time and socialization

    Wild that I stumble on this thread and see this post because I was just thinking earlier about how people say stuff like "It was a different time" about slavery That s*** sound like it's excusing slavery to me. You shouldn't need society or laws to tell you it's wrong to whip people and treat them in such an inhumane manner. Like there's definitely some stuff that's objectively bad morally

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    Moonchaser

    Socrates 100% easily

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    Jan 6, 2022

    this good? how we lookin

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    Chubby Gambino

    Wild that I stumble on this thread and see this post because I was just thinking earlier about how people say stuff like "It was a different time" about slavery That s*** sound like it's excusing slavery to me. You shouldn't need society or laws to tell you it's wrong to whip people and treat them in such an inhumane manner. Like there's definitely some stuff that's objectively bad morally

    Excusing slavery to me would be "Morality is relative and it was part of the times so I can't fault somebody for it" whereas all I'm saying is that I believe given enough time we could be socialized to see anything as acceptable

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    blonded

    yea exactly that's why i just go with saying morality is relative

    I don't know if morals are relative, but I think we represent them differently, and grammar isn't universal so it's difficult to communicate points in regards to the manner.

    Unspoken universal notions represented differently from person to person in a way that would appear as if that individual has a different compass.

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