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I enjoy mixing the philosophies of Kant and Nietzsche. I read a good deal of Buddhism as well, and spiritual liturgies. Gurdjieff teachings have also recently entered my life. Theosophy also has nuggets of wisdom sewn into it. I try to follow what Bruce Lee said when he spoke about martial arts, but apply it to philosophy; take what you need and forget the rest (or something like that).
Quote from: Anchorite83 on January 02, 2017, 09:56:21 PMI enjoy mixing the philosophies of Kant and Nietzsche. I read a good deal of Buddhism as well, and spiritual liturgies. Gurdjieff teachings have also recently entered my life. Theosophy also has nuggets of wisdom sewn into it. I try to follow what Bruce Lee said when he spoke about martial arts, but apply it to philosophy; take what you need and forget the rest (or something like that).Kant's an interesting cat. Kind of bridged the past into the present age. His antinomies still blow my mind. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kant's_antinomies I vacillate between: (1) thinking their resolutions lie outside the boundaries of reality and/or human understanding; and (2) thinking they're just logical word games that sick German sadist made up to fuck with people.
I suppose some attention should go to the "new" philosophers.He speaks to the "problem" with philosophers like Kant.On face value he seems to be a relativist but his thing is more nuanced.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BLbXgvI0a0c
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