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HexHammer

Re: Do you consider yourself a philosopher?

February 27th, 2012, 9:14 am

I consider myself a superior philosopher, as I use logic and reason, with a great knowledge and differ immensly from the common philosopher with a bit of neurology, psychology and physics.

It comes down to understanding the basic principles that most others are blatantly unaware of.
HexHammer

Re: Do you consider yourself a philosopher?

February 28th, 2012, 5:39 am

Invictus_88 wrote:
HexHammer wrote:I consider myself a superior philosopher, as I use logic and reason, with a great knowledge and differ immensly from the common philosopher with a bit of neurology, psychology and physics.

It comes down to understanding the basic principles that most others are blatantly unaware of.


I consider you to be an intellectually insecure ****.

But hey, there's clearly no reasoning to that comment, just "neurology, psychology and physics"...so what does it matter?

:wink:
Quite the contrary my friend, I'v proven my security, when one goest up against a big boss of a big newspaper, the entire chief of staff, lawyers and what not. I don't even have a formal education, yet with reason and logic can defeat them.

However, it seems that you can only preform parrotspeeches, as you don't even know when to apply "insecurity" to a behaviour.
HexHammer

Re: Do you consider yourself a philosopher?

February 28th, 2012, 12:38 pm

dparrott wrote:Parrotspeeches? Your talking about the bird or me?
I'm sure you can guess it easily.
HexHammer

Re: Do you consider yourself a philosopher?

February 28th, 2012, 6:39 pm

It's about spewing out random stuff at random occations.

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