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Which philosophers are most important to read for an employee of /sci/?

>> No.11277932
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>>11277296
Bump for max

>> No.11277937

>>11277296
based property owner desu

>> No.11278008

>>11277296
>employee of /sci/
?

>> No.11278031

>>11277296
Pythagoras, Aristotle, Galileo, Kepler Descartes, Newton, Kant.

>> No.11278036

>>11277296
wittgenstein and bertrand russell.
/thread

>> No.11278037

>>11277296
Feyerabend

>> No.11278062

>>11278037
>>>/lit/

>> No.11278077

>>11277296
Read Feyerabend.
>>11278037
Based

>> No.11278943

>>11278077
>Feyerabend
who was that and why is he important?

asking for myself

>> No.11280772

Dilthey - Intdoduction to the social sciences

>> No.11280791

me

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The based fat man

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>>11277296
David Pearce

https://www.abolitionist.com/

>> No.11280867

>>11278008
>He doesn't get paid to shitpost on /sci/

>> No.11280868

math is applied philosophy

>> No.11280870

>>11277296
spinoza

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>>11277296

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Logicians and philosophy of mind people seem relevant

Logic
>Wittgenstein and Kripke
>Quine (particularly the Duhem-Quine thesis)
>Hofstadter talking about Goedel (particularly GEB or I Am a Strange Loop)

Mind
>Daniel Dennett's talk at Google
>Chalmers
>Nagel

>> No.11280876

>>11277296
The best way to go about forcing your mind open is either to write code to make a list of all philosophy works by page number, and read them starting with the shortest; the shorter works will have a higher likelihood of succinct presentations of ideas. Or torrent audiobooks of all the philosophers, not their works because you won't find them that way, in chronological order; you'd start with the presocratics. The best thinker is a lazy one.

>> No.11280879

>>11280876
In this vein, just listen to the "Philosophize This" podcast. It basically does all of this for you

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>>11277296
Aquinas

>> No.11280884

David Hume
Bertrand Russel

>> No.11280922

>>11280874
based GEB poster

>> No.11282551

>>11280881
This, unironically

>> No.11282556

>>11277296
Kant

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>>11282551
Reginald Garrigou-Lagrange

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>> No.11285313

>>11280820
I get a calm feeling when reading this fat guy, don't know why. He seems to speak from honest grounds without any sort of agenda. It's like following my own thoughts.

>> No.11285351

>>11282556
/thread

>> No.11285801

>>11284658
Who?

>>11285313
If you got a book that's like following your own thoughts, you wasted your money.

>> No.11285936

>>11285801
Nietzsche

>> No.11286349

>>11285801
The best books tell you what you know already

>> No.11286399

>>11278943
He showed how retarded is to claim there is a universal methodology for doing science.

>> No.11286444

Rationalists and Empiricists, in general.
Avoid clerical thinkers (they're not philosophers) such as Aquino or Augustinus

>> No.11286465

>>11277296
Imma say Marcus Aurelius is a good foundational work for any mind

>> No.11287052

>>11285936
never heard of him, is he good?

>> No.11287602

>>11286444
Thanks for the 4 4's
Four deaths.死

>> No.11287895

>>11280881
lol that guy just referenced Aristotle and Maimonides. He tries to marry Christian theology and greek philosophy and gives us an argument for a generic, undefined God. His work is useless, unless you're some kind of deist.

>> No.11288084

>>11286444
>One of the most renowned and influential philosophers of all time is not a philosopher.
This is your brain on retardation.

>> No.11288089

Schopenhauer

>> No.11288097

Marx, easily. Only Marx can conceive of

"We know only a single science, the science of history."

>> No.11288135

>>11277296
Aurelius

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>>11287895
>Maimonides
mah balls are deez