Jeez, does Hume have to explain induction and causality again?
Why study philosophy? Wittgenstein: to clarify thought Plato: to live the good life Marx: to change the world Hume: mostly to piss off Kant
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@palvaro Ha ha, but, just to clarify, which Wittgenstein, early or late?Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Philosophy's earliest questons "what is the meaning of life and death" still matter. More than science.
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Even if the answer may not be completely philosophical this is still a beautiful start.
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@ayvozo eh? Eh?
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superficial philosophy themed jokes
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Desmond David Hume: To see you in another life, brotha.
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Peter Singer: to save the amazonia.
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