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Kveldssanger
17-11-2003, 16:54
Mou efere sto nou to Sophie's World afou onomazetai "Which famous philosopher are you?"

http://quizilla.com/users/aduial/quizze ... %20you%3F/ (http://quizilla.com/users/aduial/quizzes/Which%20famous%20philosopher%20are%20you%3F/)

To diko mou apotelesma...

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel: the Last Great One. You need to contain all of existence in one complete system. You seek rational patterns in everything therefore you consider world to be an offspring of an omniscient thinking entity. Your goal is to see through the material and get to the thought from which it originates. At the same time you loath easy explanations and crave for better and better concepts. Keep that mind in movement - that's your credo. You're to be admired by some and hated by most. You're simply to smart to be accepted.

symposium_lexotanil
17-11-2003, 17:51
Friedrich Nietzsche: the rebellious prophet, You don't need neither ethics nor ideas for life - you have your own. You get really pissed-off watching all those pathetic small-minded bastards making money and going to church. You'd like to blow it all up. You have a vision, and you have the truth. Don't hesitate, kill those suckers!

Buddy Lackey
17-11-2003, 17:56
Descartes: Father of the Modern Thought. You're the one to be thanked for the rational doubt & faith in the human mind's strength. Not to mention giving those French dickheads another reason to show-off. All English-speaking people visiting Paris curse you.

Chopped In Half
17-11-2003, 18:10
Friedrich Nietzsche: the rebellious prophet, You don't need neither ethics nor ideas for life - you have your own. You get really pissed-off watching all those pathetic small-minded bastards making money and going to church. You'd like to blow it all up. You have a vision, and you have the truth. Don't hesitate, kill those suckers!



Γουατέβερ... Ζήσε επικίνδυνα.

enitharmon
17-11-2003, 18:20
Piksame stous Nietzsche... :roll:

Friedrich Nietzsche: the rebellious prophet, You don't need neither ethics nor ideas for life - you have your own. You get really pissed-off watching all those pathetic small-minded bastards making money and going to church. You'd like to blow it all up. You have a vision, and you have the truth. Don't hesitate, kill those suckers!

Buddy Lackey
17-11-2003, 18:21
afou eiste oloi atheoi pou ne tres sic

enitharmon
17-11-2003, 18:23
ki an dialeksw tis enallaktikes apantiseis:

David Hume: the dogma-breaker. You're as cool as a Scott can get. You really enjoy proving all those educated show-offs wrong, and you're always right, always. Partly because you never claim anything positive, you simply criticise. Still, your skepticism helps you to focus on what's really important: lush life (cars and babes).

Solo Carriera
17-11-2003, 18:27
Plato: The First True Philosopher and The Father of Idealism. However it is quite obscure how much of your famous ideas are originally yours. Some wuold say you're nothing more than a good listener and a rather average thinker with a massive Socrates' background. Don't trouble yourself with that, they're just jealous. There's nothing wrong with borrowing something you lack and need so badly to be famous and successfull.

VirusXI
17-11-2003, 18:33
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel: the Last Great One. You need to contain all of existence in one complete system. You seek rational patterns in everything therefore you consider world to be an offspring of an omniscient thinking entity. Your goal is to see through the material and get to the thought from which it originates. At the same time you loath easy explanations and crave for better and better concepts. Keep that mind in movement - that's your credo. You're to be admired by some and hated by most. You're simply too smart to be accepted.

enitharmon
17-11-2003, 18:42
too smart to be accepted??? haha! :lol:

The Sentinel
17-11-2003, 18:51
Jean-Paul Sartre: the existentialist. Living is a nightmare of decissions, there is no God and other's won't help either - they're the hell on Earth. However you feel free and treat yourself as a contruction yard for that free will. But that constant self-creation is a rather exhausting activity, you feel your innermost ability to neglect your own existence all-too-often. Don't worry, just keep up that good sense of humour towards things.

The_Painless
17-11-2003, 19:03
Aristotle: the founder of scientific methodology. You're the one to thanked for all the wonders of technology and yes, YOU ARE that prick who showed them all how to write those 'more boring than the last one' research publications. All scientists are geeks beacause of you.

Lol.

The_Emperor
17-11-2003, 19:15
Plato: The First True Philosopher and The Father of Idealism. However it is quite obscure how much of your famous ideas are originally yours. Some wuold say you're nothing more than a good listener and a rather average thinker with a massive Socrates' background. Don't trouble yourself with that, they're just jealous. There's nothing wrong with borrowing something you lack and need so badly to be famous and successfull.

solo den eisai solo ;-)

Kveldssanger
17-11-2003, 19:38
too smart to be accepted??? haha! :lol:

Eimaste, eimaste... Alla os megales dianoies, mas parexhgoun panta...

The Butcher
17-11-2003, 19:47
to kana k egw sta petaxta k vgika hegel, alla mlkies de m'arese to quiz. oi apantiseis tou de me ikanopoiusan...
...anyway, na pernaei i wra

Dragonlord
17-11-2003, 20:09
zan pol sartrrrr

freak brother
17-11-2003, 20:49
David Hume: the dogma-breaker. You're as cool as a Scott can get. You really enjoy proving all those educated show-offs wrong, and you're always right, always. Partly because you never claim anything positive, you simply criticise. Still, your skepticism helps you to focus on what's really important: lush life (cars and babes).

always look at the bright side of lifeeee ntou ntou ntouuuu

enitharmon
17-11-2003, 20:59
telika eimaste aderfes psyxes, akoma ki an mou spas ta neura.... :P

morphine
17-11-2003, 21:34
David Hume: the dogma-breaker. You're as cool as a Scott can get. You really enjoy proving all those educated show-offs wrong, and you're always right, always. Partly because you never claim anything positive, you simply criticise. Still, your skepticism helps you to focus on what's really important: lush life (cars and babes).

xmmmmmmmmmmm

nikodimos
17-11-2003, 22:04
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel: the Last Great One

Polloi last great ones mazeuthkane.

Chopped In Half
17-11-2003, 22:06
Κοινοτυπίες και προβοκάτσια.

Άσχετο, Νικόδημε στο άβατάρ σου είναι τα πνεύματα του δάσους από την άνιμε ταινία Μονονόκε Χιμέ; (αυτό το άνιμε είναι πιο φιλοσοφημένο από τον Νίτσε =P)

Kveldssanger
17-11-2003, 22:07
Nai, alla mono ego eimai o original one :twisted:

Chopped In Half
17-11-2003, 22:10
Έχεις σφραγίδα γνησιότητας όμως;

Kveldssanger
17-11-2003, 22:15
Kai pistopoiitika gnhsiotitas an thes na xereis...

enitharmon
17-11-2003, 22:17
apantaw egw gia to Nikodimo: nai einai ta sygkekrimena pneumata tou dasous...

MoRmEnGiL
18-11-2003, 14:04
Plato: The First True Philosopher and The Father of Idealism. However it is quite obscure how much of your famous ideas are originally yours. Some wuold say you're nothing more than a good listener and a rather average thinker with a massive Socrates' background. Don't trouble yourself with that, they're just jealous. There's nothing wrong with borrowing something you lack and need so badly to be famous and successfull.

oti nanai :P

Faithless Spirit
19-11-2003, 00:29
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel: the Last Great One. You need to contain all of existence in one complete system. You seek rational patterns in everything therefore you consider world to be an offspring of an omniscient thinking entity. Your goal is to see through the material and get to the thought from which it originates. At the same time you loath easy explanations and crave for better and better concepts. Keep that mind in movement - that's your credo. You're to be admired by some and hated by most. You're simply to smart to be accepted.


mhpws exei polu liges erwthseis?

Diam
31-05-2004, 23:24
Descartes:Descartes: Father of the Modern Thought lol ton kserei i mana tou?

chris_boss
31-05-2004, 23:35
ton ntekart????
eleos

Diam
31-05-2004, 23:45
gia pe ti ekane aftos?

chris_boss
31-05-2004, 23:54
http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Descartes.html

WoTaN
01-06-2004, 00:47
Descartes: Father of the Modern Thought. You're the one to be thanked for the rational doubt & faith in the human mind's strength. Not to mention giving those French dickheads another reason to show-off. All English-speaking people visiting Paris

SKata quiz,oute tous misous xaraktires tou LOTR den eixe.

WoTaN
01-06-2004, 00:49
Descartes:Descartes: Father of the Modern Thought lol ton kserei i mana tou?


.....

psychotron
01-06-2004, 00:51
afou kse8apsate to topic, eipa na kanw kai gw to quizzzz..

Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel: the Last Great One. You need to contain all of existence in one complete system. You seek rational patterns in everything therefore you consider world to be an offspring of an omniscient thinking entity. Your goal is to see through the material and get to the thought from which it originates. At the same time you loath easy explanations and crave for better and better concepts. Keep that mind in movement - that's your credo. You're to be admired by some and hated by most. You're simply to smart to be accepted.

Dark-Avenger
01-06-2004, 01:19
Κι εγώ βγήκα ο mainstream χέβι μέταλ φιλόσοφος...

David Hume: the dogma-breaker. You're as cool as a Scott can get. You really enjoy proving all those educated show-offs wrong, and you're always right, always. Partly because you never claim anything positive, you simply criticise. Still, your skepticism helps you to focus on what's really important: lush life (cars and babes).

:dfinger:

wraithmare
01-06-2004, 02:39
Immanuel Kant: the second Copernicus. You have an idea. You'd like to shock the world - you're clever enough to do it. But you'll never succed because YOU HAVE NO PERSONALITY. Seriously, find a hobby.

:oops: :cry: :oops: :cry:

Sniff

kapetan-Korakas
01-06-2004, 05:23
Immanuel Kant: the second Copernicus. You have an idea. You'd like to shock the world - you're clever enough to do it. But you'll never succed because YOU HAVE NO PERSONALITY. Seriously, find a hobby.


........................... :shock: :lol: :x :midfinger: :midfinger: :midfinger:

totos571
01-06-2004, 07:27
Ludwig Wittgenstein: the word processor. You've done some really serious thinking 'bout the nature of language and its relation with thought and stuff. Publishing those will make you famous, popular and totally bewildered. All you need is love. And some sex would be a nice change also
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