Are there any philosophers that encourage you to kill yourself?
Are there any philosophers that encourage you to kill yourself?
Thomas Williams
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Camden Russell
Mohammed
Nathaniel Foster
A philosopher would tell you to think about it.
Nolan Cook
pretty much every philosopher that suggests dealing with the certainty of death
>all of them
it's embarrassing for humanity
Gavin White
Lycurgus say, die in battle before old and useless
Brody Ramirez
thats pretty epic ill check it out (not op by the way)
Jaxon Cruz
Mainlander
Hunter Reyes
Mathematicians, if you consider them to be philosophers, for suicide is the only logical thing to do in face of the horror of this Universe.
William Nguyen
Lycurgus WOULD say that
Ian Morgan
This. He literally used the books he wrote as the stool to hang himself from
Austin King
Why did he wait until he got published to kill himself? If he came to the conclusion non-being was better than being, why not kill himself then and there?
David Jackson
all of them if you read them right
Samuel Thomas
He needed a stool
Andrew Morris
Gotem
Eli Sanders
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Brayden Martinez
I don't know anyone who specifically says kill yourself but these authors deal
With suicidal themes:
Metzinger
Ligotti
Benatar
Camus
Also there's a great website dealin with the entire history of suicidal thought in philosophy it's has all the quotes just google for it
Isaiah Morgan
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Caleb Evans
"The man who does away with himself performs the most estimable of deeds.”
Christian Moore
“Whenever you do not wish to fight, retreat is ever possible. Nothing easier is granted to you than to die.”
Mason Morales
Does anyone know the philosopher who said that slitting your wrists in a bath was the most noble way to end your life?
Pretty sure it was Evola but I can't find the quote.
Hunter Richardson
Camus especifically says don't kill yourself. He wrote a whole book trying to argue for that. Get your shit together, Tyrone; this is the opposite of what OP asked for.
John Murphy
good thing he's asking for philosophers
Parker Gutierrez
It's by Seneca.
“Can you no longer see a road to freedom? It’s right in front of you. You need only turn over your wrists”.
John Turner
No, philosophers are usually smart user. But "philosophers" might.
Carter Richardson
Possibly Cioran?