Nietzsche: "And Zarathoustra told them: "Then came the next step in the decay of instincts, the race known as the Narcissi, an entire people so enraptured by their own reflection that the simple act of capturing it seemed to bring them contentment.""
What philosophers would think if taking selfies: Aristotle: it is too much vanity. Kant: you must at the same time think everyone should take selfies. Sartre: only do it if you authentically want to. Marx: jesus christ, who cares!? just do a communist revolution already.
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Camus: This photo of me looking nonchalant whilst smoking only gained twenty likes on Instagram. I have discovered a new meaning of absurd.
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Nietzsche: and if you gaze into the selfie, the selfie also gazes into you.
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baudrillard: "this simulacra pales in comparison to the real me"
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Hume: the production of your selfie always follows your clicking of camera, this phenomena gives you the impression that clicking camera causes your selfie.
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Bentham: Are you getting enough pleasure out of that selfie to make up for the pain suffered by the kids who mined the coltan at whip point that went into the battery?
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Russell: sorry, as this is a digital image, the negative doesn't exist.
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Kropotkin: Everyone should take as many selfies as possible and distribute the selfies according to people's needs
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