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so which philosophers actually lived their ethos?
in all of history, have there been more than 5?
pic related. so which philosophers actually lived their ethos? in all of history, have there been more than 5?
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so which philosophers actually lived their ethos?
in all of history, have there been more than 5?
the greeks did it, afterwards it's just the story of the gentile addicted to christiniaty and christinaity being inherently flawed, even the gentiles were genuinely trying they would fail to stop being coomers.
And after that it's just the bourgeois reviving the greek academia, but this time making it part of the ruling class and a subset of the media industry. The bourgeois are interested in larping only, playing pretend, which is exactly what women love to do too. This is why women thrive in democracy.
i'm convinced that all ted threads are just fed honeypots
then you're either a paranoid or extremely naive.
That eceleb that did the five hour Blood Meridian video that led to spam here?
He just did a Ted video. Expect more.
Diogenes of course
Wittgenstein
St Paul (he counts, fight me)
Cioran
Spinoza
Socrates
Kierkegaard
Most great philosophers kept it real I think.
Solid list anon. The fact that Wittgenstein fought in World War One is hardcore--any vet of that war is hardcore. Then there's the fact that he volunteered basically because he wanted to experience death is S tier.
Not necessarily "philosophers" in a strict or formal sense but writers and thinkers who kept it 100, off the top of my head:
Maurice Blanchot
Antonin Artaud
Karol Wojtyla
Nikos Kazantzakis
Ernst Junger
Felix Guattari
This. There are a ton of third world poets, writers, intellectuals, and philosophers who were also revolutionaries and often martyrs.
And this. Basically all of the Church Fathers (Clement, Athanasius, Ignatius of A., Irenaeus, Evagrius Ponticus, John Cassian, Augustine, Jerome, Basil, Gregory of N) and later founders or key thinkers of monastic movements/revivals (i.e. Francis, Clare, Ignatius, Bonaventure, Benedict, the Desert Fathers/Mothers, Hildegard, T. of Avila, modern ones like Peter Fehlner and Thomas Merton).
good list
Giordano Bruno
Carlo Michelstaedter
Alfredo Maria Bonanno
Ferdinando Tartaglia
Guido De Giorgio
Philipp Mainländer
Giacomo Leopardi
Ask for details if you don't know them, coward.
i've only heard of mainlander, so gonna need more details
How would someone like Hegel live their ethos
Ultimately he was just a Protestant so he did alright, even though as a father he was severe & uncaring.
Karl Marx would be an example of the complete opposite of living their ethos. What a complete and utter loser.
>What a complete and utter loser.
he changed the entire world. what have u done lately?
Many communist philosophers were also revolutionaries and political activists, Marx, Lenin, Mao, Gramsci, Negri, Debray...
all the ones that became monks
Tedposters should just fucking rope already.
Byung-Chul Han for a modern example
How is targeting innocent civilians just going about their business in line with his ethos? Look up American Airlines Flight 444, Ted straight up just wanted to kill people to fuel his own ego. I would even venture to say his entire philosophical and political ramblings were all merely a thin veneer to cover his innate, psychopathic thirst for blood and fame, to feed his insatiable ego with the blood of innocents with a half-baked justification to con and draw in midwits.
I carefully state that everybody with an ethos has tried to live it, with different degrees of success. People without an ethos also live their aethosism with different degrees of success.