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Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"?
Game: How do you picture other "philosophers"?
Started by Joseph Bailey41 · · 👁 7 views · 117 replies
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#42 ·
steelridge58 said:I mean, it’s not like he isn't throwing a little shade here, 😛 I think Rambo should definitely give Orest (you know, the guy from the movie Agora) a bit of a hard time
🙂)
Maybe, just a little.
Sometimes I end up in this kind of headspace:
#44 ·
Amanda Jackson5 said:In that case, go ahead and try to find a true deep thinker who’s willing to challenge you through nothing but facial expressions and shouting, provided you can be certain they aren't just trying to outtalk you for the sake of it.
#46 ·
Casey Gomez said:ruggedraven36 envisions it this way.
Yeah, thanks. Ben-Hur is actually one of my favorite movie characters.
#48 ·
Jacob Cooper5 said:I’ve always had this weird fascination with people who actually bother to think—people who question everything. They have this way of just... slicing right through my logic, dissecting it so cleanly that I’m left standing there totally defenseless. And it isn't even about them trying to win an argument or dominate the room; they’re just analyzing the internal mechanics of my thought process—which, let's be honest, does have its own internal logic (pun fully intended here)...
It’s honestly exhausting when you run into those "shallow thinkers" who try to make up for their lack of depth by using fancy vocabulary and high-speed rhetoric. It’s all just a performance to protect the status quo, really. We end up wasting so much damn time on these pedantic little word games instead of actually getting into the meat of things—having a real, raw, intellectual clash that actually means something.
Looking at the second half of this description, I definitely see myself in it.
#49 ·
mistybison said:The philosophy section needs some moderation. 🙂 :[/I]
It turns out it wasn't even that unique after all. Philosophers really do need a firm hand guiding them.
#51 ·
Sandra Murphy33 looks just like Cher. Great figure—even after all these years.
My moderator is my absolute Tina Turner. You can practically see the energy radiating off her when she’s fired up.
I keep wondering about the older folks—how different would being a philosopher be? Just enough flair, maybe—with those little quotation marks included.
My moderator is my absolute Tina Turner. You can practically see the energy radiating off her when she’s fired up.
I keep wondering about the older folks—how different would being a philosopher be? Just enough flair, maybe—with those little quotation marks included.
#52 ·
Olivia Smith2 said:Sandra Murphy33 looks just like Cher. Great figure—even after all these years.
My moderator is my absolute Tina Turner. You can practically see the energy radiating off her when she’s fired up.
I keep wondering about the older folks—how different would being a philosopher be? Just enough flair, maybe—with those little quotation marks included.
I’m the exact opposite. No matter how hard I try, I just can't see anyone as old.
#53 ·
ruggedraven36 said:I’m the exact opposite. No matter how hard I try, I just can't see anyone as old.
It usually happens right when you stop trying so hard, doesn't it?😁
#54 ·
Olivia Smith2 said:It usually happens right when you stop trying so hard, doesn't it?😁
I'm not even trying—this was just an experiment, really. I'm not out here picturing myself getting old.
#55 ·
ruggedraven36 said:I'm not even trying—this was just an experiment, really. I'm not out here picturing myself getting old.
Not even Amanda Jackson5? To me, she feels older than the very soul itself—don't you think?😁
#56 ·
Olivia Smith2 said:Not even Amanda Jackson5? To me, she feels older than the very soul itself—don't you think?😁
I'm still a kid at heart.
#57 ·
Amanda Jackson5 said:I'm still a kid at heart.
Just picturing a youthful Amanda Jackson5 singing about freedom—isn't that a lovely thought? 😁
ruggedraven36 at 0:45
Sandra Murphy33 at 0:50
Joseph Bailey41 at 1:20
Walnut at 0:52
Madonna at 2:21
Aljoša at 2:37
And myself at 2:57
#59 ·
Amanda Jackson5 said:Hey there!
I’ve tidied up our little list—it looks like we’re all orbiting the sun now. Everyone is circling around Sigmund... isn't it funny how that works? I think my intuition about 😁
was spot on.
#60 ·
You have a pretty vivid imagination, Alice Cooper. Cher is 👍
Actually, think more along the lines of a blend between Patti Smith and Christiana Amanpour—not quite as thin, maybe, with the white hair of a certain kind of sorceress 😬 😎
I’ll leave this little poem to the Stalinists and their former enemies, the fascists, since their future looks to be...
(A friend once remarked that "Marshall should have just executed all those Stalinists at Alcatraz instead of letting them get beaten by those rocks" 🙂 🤣 )
Actually, think more along the lines of a blend between Patti Smith and Christiana Amanpour—not quite as thin, maybe, with the white hair of a certain kind of sorceress 😬 😎
I’ll leave this little poem to the Stalinists and their former enemies, the fascists, since their future looks to be...
(A friend once remarked that "Marshall should have just executed all those Stalinists at Alcatraz instead of letting them get beaten by those rocks" 🙂 🤣 )
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