27-04-2003 00:39									#61
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quote: 1. Thomas Hobbes (100%) 2. Jeremy Bentham (91%) 3. Jean-Paul Sartre (84%) 4. Stoics (78%) 5. Epicureans (75%) 6. John Stuart Mill (72%) 7. Spinoza (71%) 8. Cynics (70%) 9. Ayn Rand (68%) 10. Aquinas (62%) 11. Nietzsche (61%) 12. Kant (60%) 13. Nel Noddings (60%) 14. Prescriptivism (57%) 15. Aristotle (55%) 16. David Hume (51%) 17. Plato (47%) 18. Ockham (20%) 19. St. Augustine (20%)

I'm pretty suspicious when it comes to the quality of tests under the domain of Selectsmart.com.

	27-04-2003 00:44									#62
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Thomas Hobbes (100%)
Jean-Paul Sartre (83%)
David Hume (81%)
Nietzsche (78%)

Not bad...

	27-04-2003 00:45									#63
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Kant (100%).

Never heard of him, but he seems smart.

	27-04-2003 00:55									#64
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Cool - two people have got Hobbes. I really like Hobbes.

	27-04-2003 01:00									#65
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quote: Originally posted by Apocalypse Kant (100%). Never heard of him, but he seems smart.

You've NEVER hear of KANT?! Get out of here!

	27-04-2003 01:03									#66
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1. Aquinas   (100%)
2. John Stuart Mill   (86%)
3. Spinoza   (66%)
4. Aristotle   (64%)
5. Kant   (62%)
6. Epicureans   (60%)
7. Jeremy Bentham   (56%)
8. St. Augustine   (56%)
9. Ockham   (56%)
10. Jean-Paul Sartre   (50%)
11. Prescriptivism   (50%)
12. Stoics   (48%)
13. Ayn Rand   (46%)
14. Cynics   (42%)
15. Nel Noddings   (40%)
16. Plato   (39%)
17. Nietzsche   (34%)
18. Thomas Hobbes   (25%)
19. David Hume   (24%)

	27-04-2003 01:05									#67
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Well first try

# John Stuart Mill (100%)
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2. Kant (97%) Browse Kant related books.
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3. Jeremy Bentham (80%) Browse Jeremy Bentham related books.
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well closest one to me is Orange so far...

went in again and changed two answers...

this is the second try


# Kant (100%) Browse Kant related books.
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2. Ayn Rand (93%) Browse Ayn Rand related books.
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3. Jeremy Bentham (92%) Browse Jeremy Bentham related books.
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4. John Stuart Mill (92%) Browse John Stuart Mill related books

St Augustine went down 2% but that was now only enough for 12th place


and the final score is....

changed som,e highs to medium and vice versa and got:

# John Stuart Mill (100%) Browse John Stuart Mill related books.
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2. Kant (92%) Browse Kant related books.
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So all in all I must be somewhere between Mill and Kant...

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1.Jean-paul Satre
2.Aquinas
3.Jeremy Bentham
4.Kant
5.Ayn Rand

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	27-04-2003 01:46									#70
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Mill 100% (good socialist, yay )
Epicurians 77%
Kant 76%
And then Hume's down second to the bottom, which is strange since I love the Hume that I've read...

	27-04-2003 01:48									#71
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Lots of people with Kant near the top

Lots of people with Kant near the bottom too... so it's either you like him, or you hate him, I guess.

	27-04-2003 01:51									#72
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quote: # 1. Epicureans (100%) # 2. Jean-Paul Sartre (98%) # 3. Ayn Rand (87%) # 4. Stoics (87%) # 5. David Hume (81%) # 6. Nietzsche (80%) # 7. Aristotle (79%) # 8. Spinoza (77%) # 9. Jeremy Bentham (75%) # 10. Kant (75%) # 11. Thomas Hobbes (74%) # 12. John Stuart Mill (72%) # 13. Aquinas (60%) # 14. Cynics (60%) # 15. Nel Noddings (59%) # 16. Prescriptivism (39%) # 17. Plato (34%) # 18. Ockham (31%) # 19. St. Augustine (31%)

Umm... no, not quite. The one philosophy that I liked most when I went through the list was that of Nel Noddings (except for the feminism part): Shut the **** up about your ideologies, stuff your nationalism in where it belongs, take care of each other and have some good-natured, civilized fun. Expect that people will, if given the chance, generally be benevolent, senseful and honest - and do not ever strive to expect anything different. People are innocent until proven guilty.

quote: Rauhoittaisitte saatananne rakastaisitte toisianne pitäisitte hyvää aikaa kaiken aikaa hyvää aikaa kaiken aikaa

-- YUP: Mitä Minä Todella Sanoin

(bad translation: )

quote: You would calm down your demons you would love each other you would always have a good time always have a good time

-- YUP: What I Really Said

	27-04-2003 02:11									#73
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Sartre on one, despite only agreeing with a few of his points. Mill second with 78%. But just like Drake Tungsten said, this test is too western, so it's kinda useless for me.

	27-04-2003 02:20									#74
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1. Aquinas (100%)
2. Jeremy Bentham (99%)
3. John Stuart Mill (88%)
4. Plato (75%)
5. Epicureans (69%)
6. Aristotle (68%)
7. St. Augustine (67%)
8. Nel Noddings (51%)
9. Spinoza (50%)
10. Kant (48%)
11. Jean-Paul Sartre (41%)
12. Ayn Rand (39%)
13. Cynics (34%)
14. Thomas Hobbes (34%)
15. Prescriptivism (30%)
16. David Hume (20%)
17. Ockham (20%)
18. Stoics (18%)
19. Nietzsche (16%)

	27-04-2003 02:23									#75
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Sandman

It seems that we're very close on ethics. Funny that we differ a lot in their day to day application.

	27-04-2003 02:36									#76
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My top 5:
Kant
Mill
Bentham
Sartre
Epicureans

	27-04-2003 03:01									#77
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I don't get it, Aquinas is so high up and I totally don't have any feelings with GoD

1. Kant (100%)
2. Stoics (100%)
3. Jean-Paul Sartre (91%)
4. Spinoza (86%)
5. Aquinas (80%)
6. John Stuart Mill (80%)
7. Ayn Rand (66%)
8. David Hume (66%)
9. Nel Noddings (66%)
10. Aristotle (64%)
11. Prescriptivism (64%)
12. Jeremy Bentham (63%)
13. Nietzsche (55%)
14. Epicureans (51%)
15. Thomas Hobbes (50%)
16. St. Augustine (48%)
17. Cynics (45%)
18. Plato (44%)
19. Ockham (33%)


I'm not sure this test represents my views really...
At most questions I didn't really know which one to pick, there usually are several answers that are just as good... anyway this metaphysic or metaethical stuff isn't my kind of stuff, i'm too dumb for it to fully understand it



For example: 11. ASCETIC LIFE Is ascetic living (simple life with a minimum of physical comforts) conducive to being virtuous?

How the hell should I know that.. I'm in no position to know or judge whether it is helpful or not

or

3. PROPER ORIGIN OF MORALITY Where does the proper distinction between "good" and "bad" come from?

what the hell.... you just can't know that, and it's pointless to argue that you're saying the truth because it doesn't matter!

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1. Jean-Paul Sartre (100%)
2. Epicureans (94%)
3. John Stuart Mill (85%)
4. Ayn Rand (79%)
5. Kant (75%)
6. Jeremy Bentham (66%)


and i've not read a word of sarte....

	27-04-2003 03:18									#79
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Oh, he's very self biased.

	27-04-2003 03:20									#80
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har har... **evil grin**

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quote: It seems that we're very close on ethics. Funny that we differ a lot in their day to day application.

For me, the survival of the human race is paramount, not happiness, although the two are intertwined most of the time.

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1. Ayn Rand   (100%)
2. Thomas Hobbes   (85%)
3. Jean-Paul Sartre   (81%)
4. Aristotle   (80%)
5. Jeremy Bentham   (71%)
6. Nel Noddings   (67%)
7. Nietzsche   (65%)
8. David Hume   (62%)
9. John Stuart Mill   (61%)
10. Stoics   (59%)
11. Prescriptivism   (55%)
12.  Cynics   (52%)
13. Epicureans   (52%)
14. Kant   (51%)
15. Aquinas   (49%)
16. Spinoza   (44%)
17. Plato   (43%)
18. St. Augustine   (24%)
19. Ockham   (20%)

Muwahahaha.

	27-04-2003 03:27									#83
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1. Kant (100%)
2. Jean-Paul Sartre (85%)
3. Spinoza (84%)
4. Stoics (84%)
5. Aquinas (82%)

	27-04-2003 03:27									#84
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Sartre, David Hume and Nietzsche. As expected I'd say.

	27-04-2003 03:31									#85
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1. Kant
2. Sartre
3. Mill

So I am in the boat with Gepap and...Imran? Imran, stop this. I'm convinced you are just a closet leftist now.

	27-04-2003 03:32									#86
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David Hume (100%)
Jean-Paul Sartre (94%)
Thomas Hobbes (92%)
Nietzsche (88%)
Stoics (83%)

	27-04-2003 03:33									#87
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quote: Originally posted by St Leo 1. Ayn Rand   (100%) 2. Thomas Hobbes   (85%) 3. Jean-Paul Sartre   (81%) 4. Aristotle   (80%) 5. Jeremy Bentham   (71%) 6. Nel Noddings   (67%) 7. Nietzsche   (65%) 8. David Hume   (62%) 9. John Stuart Mill   (61%) 10. Stoics   (59%) 11. Prescriptivism   (55%) 12.  Cynics   (52%) 13. Epicureans   (52%) 14. Kant   (51%) 15. Aquinas   (49%) 16. Spinoza   (44%) 17. Plato   (43%) 18. St. Augustine   (24%) 19. Ockham   (20%) Muwahahaha.

What's with the Muwahahaha? ...

Uggg, Rand first?

	27-04-2003 03:36									#88
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Agathon -

quote: What a load of cr@p. If a psychologist endorsed one of Red Jon's tests I suppose you'd take him seriously.

For someone who constantly trumpets their superior critical thinking, you sure do have problems figuring out the obvious. I was poking fun at yet another of your claims of brilliance...Doh!

	27-04-2003 03:42									#89
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1. Aquinas (100%)
2. John Stuart Mill (92%)
3. Kant (91%)
4. Spinoza (82%)
5. Aristotle (78%)
6. Jeremy Bentham (76%)
7. Epicureans (64%)
8. St. Augustine (64%)
9. Ockham (61%)
10. Stoics (60%)
11. Jean-Paul Sartre (56%)
12. Prescriptivism (52%)
13. Nietzsche (42%)
14. Nel Noddings (41%)
15. Cynics (41%)
16. Ayn Rand (40%)
17. Plato (35%)
18. David Hume (29%)
19. Thomas Hobbes (5%)

	27-04-2003 04:19									#90
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Sartre
Nietzsche
Spinoza
Kant
Hume
Stoics
Epicurans
Ockham
Aquinas
Rand