Whats your favorite Philosophy?

[Anonymous No.17658674]

For me, its the Philosophy of Philosophy

[Anonymous No.17658684]

>>17658674
Wissenschaftslehre

[Anonymous No.17658686]

the one where plato retroactively btfos millennia of pseuds

[Anonymous No.17658692]

>>17658686
dangerously based

[Anonymous No.17659324]

The ones where they tell you philosophy is bullshit and piss off other philosophers who actually take it seriously.

[Anonymous No.17659347]

Filter bubble philosophy, where we accept that all philosophies are nothing but filter bubbles that contains nothing more than all the info that confirms what we already know to be true

[Anonymous No.17659355]

>>17658692
>dangerously
Literally, every academic thinks that, retard.

[Anonymous No.17659362]

>>17658674
>Whats your favorite Philosophy?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ego_and_Its_Own
Further in Part II, Stirner discards the concept of freedom and replaces it with power and property.[6]:104 In Chapter "My Power", Stirner explores the concept of human rights and their subsequent inherent separation from the self: "The right of “all” is to go before my right."[6]:113

In the chapter "My Self-Enjoyment" Stirner discusses longing and "true life", discarding both of them preferring a "non-seeking" man: "Not till I am certain of myself, and no longer seeking for myself, am I really my property; I have myself, therefore I use and enjoy myself."[6]:187 "A man is “called” to nothing, and has no “calling,” no “destiny,” as little as a plant or a beast has a “calling.”[6]:190 Further he argues that"[t]he true man does not lie in the future, an object of longing, but lies, existent and real, in the present".[6]:191

[Anonymous No.17659445]

Neoplatonic Scholasticism

[Anonymous No.17659454]

Pyrrhonism

You dogmatists don't know shit

[Anonymous No.17659483]

>>17658674
currently im fixated on the philosophy of destiny and causality.
currently undecided upon whether humans truly have free will or not.

[Anonymous No.17659490]

>>17658674
Peircean Pragmaticism.

[Anonymous No.17659505]

>>17658674
Heideggerian Marxism

[Anonymous No.17659542]

is there a philosophy about the power of humour?

[Anonymous No.17659550]

>>17659542
>is there a philosophy about the power of humour?
Diogenes's Cynicism.

[Anonymous No.17659564]

>>17658674
Process philosophy! Not just fun to study but fun to do to, the only down side is the sheer complexity of the field

[Anonymous No.17660380]

>>17658674
Homer old language