When life hands you dilemmas, make dilemmonade.
Whenever I'm in a dilemma, I think to myself, "what would Socrates do?" And then I think, "wait, what even IS a dilemma? Is there some central characteristic that defines all dilemmas? How do we know if something is a real dilemma, or if we are merely ignorant to the solution?"
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Socrates would have drunk wine and repeated his arguments until he was happy with the outcome
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My philosophy prof used to tell me, in these situations, you have to take the bull by the horns. But... do you grab only one horn? Which one? Both horns but, one at a time? Both at once? So, I yeah, I feel you.pic.twitter.com/NV3MoTFe5N
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And then he's like, Oh my god I can analyze the Greek roots of this word, I know Greek!
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@CsrVrgs your daily dose of existential crisisThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Dilemmas are poorly informed and/or articulated questions. Often a sign of cognitive dissonance.
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Whenever I'm in a dilemma, I also try to emulate Socrates, but then I can never find any hemlock.
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