philosophy meme dump

Feb 6, 2018 2:19 PM

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dostaneš facky, bude to platit

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1800th Century??

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You're

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*Chomsky goes and kills the all Pirahã

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yay, I used my philosophy degree for something!

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That Plato was a dick for keeping those people imprisoned in a cave. Makes me sick! Same goes for that Schrödinger guy. Leave cats alone!

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Isn't one of the points of the cave example that they're happy with just seeing the shadows on the wall?

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Heidegger has nothing on Derrida. That Frenchman's goddamn essays can go eat a dick

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"What if I said everything De Saussure said...but no one knew it"

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Oh God, fuck Heidegger. That gives me nightmares from my BA in Philosophy.

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Wow this awesome!! Got any more similar ones

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no sorry but go through the "philosophy" tag on imgur there are several great dumps

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Maybe it's because Chomsky is a yutz and "universal grammar" is a wishful-thinking fever dream.

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Heidegger was on something. Not on to something, just on something.

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"What is art? Well, it's a thing, right? Great. But what's a thing? Everything. But there are different kinds."

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oh i know that passage it must've been a fucking torment for the translator to somehow put sache, ding and zeug into english

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Anyone care to explain Zeno or at least link me with some good sauce? @mverdoux

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check the wiki articles about zeno and especially zeno's paradox(es)

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More! Finally Something truly funny in here

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Which philosopher was the one that got killed for asking too many 'gotcha' questions and acting like a smug dick?

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How am I meant to distinguish between all these marble statue heads of bearded old men?

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#13 So Mark Aurel is actually Marcus Aurelius?

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yes the guy who did that meme must've been german

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Assuming 'differ' was already there, it'd be 6+(2+1+4+4+1+1)=19x2=38. Not a bad overall score, but even I can do that.

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And I'm just an average Joe.

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To be fair, Neitzsche died alone and depressed in his mid 40s or somthing to that extent. I think the industrial revolution won that.

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He went crazy after he saw a man beating an old horse in the street. He went and collapsed after hugging and comforting the horse while 1/2

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he was committed and suffering from a syphilitic brain. i doubt he was even coherent enough to be depressed.

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sobbing. He later awoke believing himself to be Caesar, Napoleon, etc.

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I wish I was smart enough to understand these.

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there is a nice philosophy meme dump with explanations just go through the imgur "philosophy" tag it was rather recent

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It isn't a question of intelligence, its a question of context and familiarity. Mostly. If you're a complete idiot, well...yeah.

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"To meme or not to meme, that is the question."

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#3 when my GF is driving

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Bentham's heeead~

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upvotes for deathlings!

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I want it as a text alert but so far, no dice.

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I feel like this post caters to a nietzsche audience.

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Ya, it's a Nietzsche market.

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That shouldn’t be surprising given the overlap of depression and love of memes

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it actually caters to the people that think he is edgy and don't understand his real motivations.

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#10 ...? I feel I missed something.

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Chomsky developed a theory of universal grammar underpinning all language. An Amazonian tribe's language doesn't fit. Theory disproved.

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#10 And thus began a fistfight in some linguistics lounge, somewhere.

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Someone, tell me more about this conflict.

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Very basic version: Chomsky's theory of universal grammar argues there are universal properties to all human language. For example, every 1/

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language differentiates between noun objects and verb objects. However, the Piraha language does not have recursion, which is used in every2

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other language (e.g. "Bob said that Mary thinks Steve is ugly."). And that implies the properties are not universal, thus undermining the 3/

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central premise of Chomsky's theory. 4/4

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Also, Chomsky-ans are pretty attached to the theory. Not fans of people throwing it out the window with every little smoking gun.

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lol the piraha one

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explain it to me, so I can pretend to be smart to my friend John, who's trapped in the Snow.

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In 140 characters? Challenge accepted.

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Armchair theory Universal Grammar: humans all have same language wiring, but vary the settings. 1 constant is recursion, which Piraha can't.

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An example of a sentence with nested recursive verb clauses from Wiki: "Mary said that John thought that Henry was fired". 1/

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Chomsky champions a Universal Grammar theory in regards to the evolution of all language and recursion clauses are included in that. 2/

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Piraha has no such clauses according to fellow linguist Daniel Everrett. 3/3

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Well, now we finally have an answer to the age old question "But what can you do with a philosophy degree?" Memes.

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to meme or not to meme.... this was never the question

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I just minored in it, but a buddy of mine went into law with the major.

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Or to work with computers..programming is a natural language for them

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Jobs are sparse but out there. But you better know that its what you want.

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Use logic and reasoning to get the job you want.

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I publish philosophical card games. (debating games, formal logic, trolley problems, this kind of stuff.)

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Teach

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Law school or go for you PhD and become a philosopher, and teach college.

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The answer for most of my friends seems to be Law School. Argumentation comes in real handy there.

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I have a philosophy degree and am studying to get into law school

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Yeah...and to drive a wife mad, that is for sure..other women have it sooo easy on the fighting department, me? Better prepare my argument!

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Fun fact: philosophy and literature are the top 2 degrees for getting admitted into law school

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Doesn't surprise me. Two degrees where deconstructing and analyzing opposing argument is SUPER central.

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True true. Now if only I wanted to be a lawyer, instead I just use my degree to bother people about free will and shit.

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But do we truly have a free will?

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#11 "1800th century"

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I mean, being able to go that far into the future would be pretty wild. Definitely worth missing a party for.

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In the year 17925, if man is still alive

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Gah, you're right.

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Source is Pop Team Epic, so you all know. It's friggin' amazing.

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Dude... is that a tech-priest stealing a toaster???

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