4 years on uni here. 1 year to master degree.
you are very philosophical
Anyone like philosophy?
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4 years on uni here. 1 year to master degree.
you are very philosophical
Did I not follow up with another post clarifying that I meant me and my inner circle of friends?
Are you refuting my life experiences ?
I didn't answer one of your questions for me. . .
I haven't taken a philosophy class in years but I became disinterested when we had to argue that a chair is really in front of us and that when we feel the chair how did we know we could actually feel it. shit like that is retarded. I believe that is what metphysical train of thought. . . seemed like a waste of time
Are you refuting my life experiences ?
I didn't answer one of your questions for me. . .
I haven't taken a philosophy class in years but I became disinterested when we had to argue that a chair is really in front of us and that when we feel the chair how did we know we could actually feel it. shit like that is retarded. I believe that is what metphysical train of thought. . . seemed like a waste of time
I'm bored of this now, point of my troll . . . not sure.
Real stance just like many other subjects philosophy is hard/easy depending how deep you want to go.
I don't appreciate metaphysical psychedelic drug philosophy but I do enjoy enlightenment era type shit and if you ever want to be a good debater you would be nuts to dismiss philosophy to help you harness your skills.
What you have today and many things you will have tomorrow were and will be created by guys who didn't find it retarded.
Modern philosophy is a kind of inspiration for science. Science develops some of the concepts which originated in minds of philosophers. Most of the philosophers are also proficient in other subjects. You will get your laser saber soon or later.
Imo, philosophy is something you should study and read in your free time. It's not as fun when you're being made to do it.
If you really insist on going to college, save your major for something you can at least use for a job.
"But bro businesses totally love hiring philo majors and philo majors score the best on the LSATs"
"What, you think college is just a trade school? It's for flourishing and growing and" blahblah fucking blah. I didn't learn how to "philosophize" from my philosophy professors; I learned it from reading philosophical texts and THINKING. And yeah, college is a trade school. You're paying thousands of dollars for a piece of paper that's supposed to get you a good job. If I want to learn "for the fun of it", I'll go to a fucking library.
But hey, at least there were some hot philosopher chicks in my classes. The philosophy professors are some of the coolest ones too.
If you really insist on going to college, save your major for something you can at least use for a job.
"But bro businesses totally love hiring philo majors and philo majors score the best on the LSATs"
"What, you think college is just a trade school? It's for flourishing and growing and" blahblah fucking blah. I didn't learn how to "philosophize" from my philosophy professors; I learned it from reading philosophical texts and THINKING. And yeah, college is a trade school. You're paying thousands of dollars for a piece of paper that's supposed to get you a good job. If I want to learn "for the fun of it", I'll go to a fucking library.
But hey, at least there were some hot philosopher chicks in my classes. The philosophy professors are some of the coolest ones too.