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  • Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

    2 1.61%
  • Bertrand Russel

    2 1.61%
  • Jacques Derrida

    1 0.81%
  • Plato

    15 12.10%
  • Immanuel Kant

    7 5.65%
  • Aristotle

    18 14.52%
  • Søren Kierkegaard

    2 1.61%
  • David Hume

    3 2.42%
  • Gottfried Leibniz

    0 0%
  • Karl Marx

    12 9.68%
  • René Descartes

    7 5.65%
  • Friedrich Nietzsche

    14 11.29%
  • Arthur Schopenhauer

    1 0.81%
  • Baruch Spinoza

    0 0%
  • Other

    40 32.26%
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    George Carlin
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    Stefan Molyneux or Murray Rothbard, both are awesome.

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    Diogenes of Sinope, called society on its BS 2 millenia ago....

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    Ayn Rand, imo.

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    William Shakespeare

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    I really only know 7 on your list....makes me ad. Maybe I should read more about them...
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    I'm partial to John Locke.
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    No Voltaire???

    This reads more like a political ideology list than for philosophy. -_-

    Voltaire help solidify the Enlightenment movement, which so much "science" these days take for granted.
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    I like Descartes, "Cogito ergo sum" is a pretty cool concept.

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    Descartes imo

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    I never said I was knowledge-able and I wouldn't even care if I was the least knowledge-able person and the biggest dumb-ass out of all 7.8 billion people on the planet.

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    My favourite is Nietzsche and all that idiots who misunderstand and misuse some particular quotes of him wont change that fact.

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    Ralph Waldo Emerson

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    Immanuel Kant be beat.
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    I like Descartes, "Cogito ergo sum" is a pretty cool concept.
    He was totally religious though and tried to prove god made men with a faulty logic. I'm religious too but I remember having a huge argument with my philosophy teacher about it.

    But overall, I find it hard to find a favorite. They all seem to have one fatal flaw. Self sacrifice in the name of ideals. This is something that just doesn't make any sense and makes them hard to respect. The ones who weren't willing to die because of their ideals were mostly racist/biased or just had weird views.

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    How come 50 cent is not on the list?

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    Perhaps this is just because I've started reading his works, but I'm partial to Daniel Dennett. I don't agree with him on the subject of free will, but his adherence to the use of evolution as an explanation for some human behaviors largely aligns with my own views on the role of evolution.

  19. #39
    Hume, Locke, Mill.

    If George Carlin is your constant philosophical touchstone, you need to read more. A lot more.

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    Nicholas Flammel

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