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Pick your favorite! in Philosophy ·
There is beauty in things that remain unblemished—in things existing exactly as they are. But the real question is: what defines those standards of beauty? That falls entirely within the realm of what I’d call a social contract. Essentially, an observer's perception of beauty is shaped by unspoken societal rules. A prime example would be the Venus of Willendorf.
Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"? in Philosophy ·
Harold Doyle3 said:ZZ Moreira

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👍👍👍 More like this: image
Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"? in Philosophy ·
steelridge58: https://cultbox.co.uk/wp-content/upl...s-shetland.jpg
Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"? in Philosophy ·
steelridge58 said:I'll try to dig up some pictures for you all, though I need to find a spare moment to actually sit down and do it properly.
When I think about Ze Ze, I picture someone with dark hair and those intense, deep eyes the color of wild chestnuts, paired with a lighter complexion and a really determined look—at least, he should have those features because, let's be honest, Ze Ze can be pretty tough when he needs to be.
The problem is, I just can't seem to find a photo that captures him exactly the way he lives in my head, but if I had to pick someone who looks somewhat similar in certain shots, I’d say Louis Garrel (I'll post something once I've made a choice).
As for Neo, I see Meg Ryan.
😉)
I actually have this one old photo saved specifically for Neo from back when she mentioned she had "read too much," so I'll probably post that one later on.
But for now, I'll move on to something else..

😁

I like the description. Fine, maybe not the part about the pale skin, but this is still great.
Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"? in Philosophy ·
Addx is just like Nina Raspudić.
Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"? in Philosophy ·
Regarding the women, I’d say they have a massive advantage because they don't go chasing after lonely hearts. That alone says a lot. 😁
Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"? in Philosophy ·
Sandra Murphy33 said:It’s all just a matter of misplaced self-confidence. 😁

😁😁😁😁 whereas I see you as someone who finds this entire display of immature posturing genuinely hilarious, occasionally throwing in a jab here and there. By "here and there," I mean strictly in terms of volume.
Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"? in Philosophy ·
hiddeneagle98 said:Not really, I don't have any particular vision in mind, nor do I have a specific image for any of the folks on this forum. Honestly, the only thing that even remotely comes to mind are your avatars.

I suppose I could try to be a bit of a smartass and post some picture of a 1960s radical activist holding a sign that says 'Eat the Rich,' and tell mravac8 that's him, but even then, it just wouldn't hit the mark.

😁🤦
Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"? in Philosophy ·
Sandra Murphy33 said:To me, you're essentially a hybrid of Vakula and Mislav Bago. 😁

Interesting. I don't follow why you'd compare me to Vakula, though I can see the logic behind the Bago comparison.
Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"? in Philosophy ·
I’m genuinely curious how the NPO sees me. Is it just an add-on, or am I actually providing value? 😁
The sweet indifference of the world in Philosophy ·
The universe is indifferent to an individual in direct proportion to how low they sit on the social ladder. On the flip side, a person shouldn't just accept this cosmic apathy or stay passive about the world's indifference toward them. They should be trying to change that reality.