What was Darwin's greatest contribution to philosophy?
What was Darwin's greatest contribution to philosophy?
Nathan Morgan
Carson Perry
evolution and shit
Angel Foster
Social Darwinism
Blake Gray
Nothing. He was a scientist, not a philosopher. Anyone who tries to apply his scientific work in a philosophical context is a pseudointellectual mongol.
Jonathan Torres
Nihilism
Thomas Russell
Science
Kayden Howard
His work killed God.
Look how well that's been going for us...
Christopher Sanders
Racism
David Hill
Like Nietzsche, for example?
Owen Smith
Actually, Herbert Spencer developed that aberrant piece of idiotic theory.
Darwin denied he meant to say that through his work.
Thomas Baker
Hmm...
David Flores
>Science has metaphysics as a base for making knowledge.
>Scientific practice leaves old paradigms and actually gives birth to new ones (see relativity theory or even heliocentric theory)
How doesn't scientific practice contribute to philosophy?
Brody Reed
>Eugenics isn't idealistic
Jack Robinson
this:
"Nobody exists on purpose. Nobody belongs anywhere. Everybody's gonna die. Come watch TV?"
-Charles Darwin
Christian Russell
>metaphysics
epitemology
Brody Ortiz
lol. lurk more faggot.
Caleb Reyes
Budget tier Anaximander. Darwin-who?
Jacob Turner
Pretty good honestly
Evan Stewart
Pretty good honestly
Jaxon Johnson
ebin posts bros upboated
Joshua Price
...
Matthew Cruz
BENIS :DDD
Joshua Sullivan
For me it is the idea that humans are animals.
Jeremiah Butler
>who is popper