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"Is reading ancient philosophe(...) 10/05/25(Sun)15:05:40 No.24775531
"Is reading ancient philosophers worth it?" Anonymous 10/05/25(Sun)15:05:40 No.24775531 Archived
How do you respond without sounding mad?
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Anonymous
10/05/25(Sun)15:09:32 No.24775534
Anonymous 10/05/25(Sun)15:09:32 No.24775534
reading any philosophy that tries to make room for the Judeo-Christian god is antiquated and not worth reading.
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10/05/25(Sun)15:10:48 No.24775537
Anonymous 10/05/25(Sun)15:10:48 No.24775537
>>24775531
What's there to be mad about? Philosophy is a massive field, no one can read everything. I haven't read hardly any analytic philosophy but it is not hard to believe that it is so far removed from the Greeks that someone who is focused on it would not benefit much from reading them.
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