Comments on: There’s nothing Nietzsche couldn’t teach ‘ya ’bout the raising of the wrist http://mybrilliantmistakes.com/2010/01/theres-nothing-nieizsche-couldnt-teach-ya-bout-the-raising-of-the-wrist/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=theres-nothing-nieizsche-couldnt-teach-ya-bout-the-raising-of-the-wrist The personal blog of Cynthia Closkey Sun, 18 Dec 2011 16:16:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Casey B http://mybrilliantmistakes.com/2010/01/theres-nothing-nieizsche-couldnt-teach-ya-bout-the-raising-of-the-wrist/#comment-29576 Casey B Mon, 18 Jan 2010 14:51:53 +0000 http://mybrilliantmistakes.com/2010/01/theres-nothing-nieizsche-couldnt-teach-ya-bout-the-raising-of-the-wrist/#comment-29576 1. Ayn Rand (100%) 2. Jeremy Bentham (95%) 3. Aquinas (90%) 4. John Stuart Mill (86%) 5. Jean-Paul Sartre (81%) 6. Epicureans (80%) 7. Spinoza (80%) 8. Cynics (78%) 9. Aristotle (76%) 10. Stoics (68%) Should I read the person who's ideas I agree with the most or the least? Either way, it would make my head hurt. I hate being just smart enough to realize how dumb I am. 1. Ayn Rand (100%)
2. Jeremy Bentham (95%)
3. Aquinas (90%)
4. John Stuart Mill (86%)
5. Jean-Paul Sartre (81%)
6. Epicureans (80%)
7. Spinoza (80%)
8. Cynics (78%)
9. Aristotle (76%)
10. Stoics (68%)

Should I read the person who’s ideas I agree with the most or the least? Either way, it would make my head hurt.
I hate being just smart enough to realize how dumb I am.

]]> By: Justin Kownacki http://mybrilliantmistakes.com/2010/01/theres-nothing-nieizsche-couldnt-teach-ya-bout-the-raising-of-the-wrist/#comment-29566 Justin Kownacki Mon, 18 Jan 2010 01:53:30 +0000 http://mybrilliantmistakes.com/2010/01/theres-nothing-nieizsche-couldnt-teach-ya-bout-the-raising-of-the-wrist/#comment-29566 Ha. According to the quiz you've linked to, I am... <b>1. Cynics (100 %)</b> 2. Thomas Hobbes (94 %) 3. Nel Noddings (90 %) 4. Nietzsche (85 %) 5. Epicureans (79 %) 6. David Hume (78 %) 7. Stoics (76 %) 8. Jean-Paul Sartre (73 %) 9. Jeremy Bentham (61 %) 10. Ayn Rand (60 %) 11. Aristotle (55 %) 12. John Stuart Mill (55 %) ... surprising no one. ;) Ha. According to the quiz you’ve linked to, I am…

1. Cynics (100 %)
2. Thomas Hobbes (94 %)
3. Nel Noddings (90 %)
4. Nietzsche (85 %)
5. Epicureans (79 %)
6. David Hume (78 %)
7. Stoics (76 %)
8. Jean-Paul Sartre (73 %)
9. Jeremy Bentham (61 %)
10. Ayn Rand (60 %)
11. Aristotle (55 %)
12. John Stuart Mill (55 %)

… surprising no one. ;)

]]> By: Elisabeth http://mybrilliantmistakes.com/2010/01/theres-nothing-nieizsche-couldnt-teach-ya-bout-the-raising-of-the-wrist/#comment-29489 Elisabeth Fri, 15 Jan 2010 18:13:59 +0000 http://mybrilliantmistakes.com/2010/01/theres-nothing-nieizsche-couldnt-teach-ya-bout-the-raising-of-the-wrist/#comment-29489 I am, apparently, 100% Aquinas which basically means I'm religious. Though I must say - I've been telling my friends the canoe joke all day. Capital. I am, apparently, 100% Aquinas which basically means I’m religious. Though I must say – I’ve been telling my friends the canoe joke all day. Capital.

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