Prove to me the Tractatus isn't he best philosophy work ever made. This is the only book I take everywhere I go, no matter what. The most puzzling and enlightening book I have ever read. Prove me wrong.
Pro-tip: you can't.
(This is the average Tractatus page for me)
Tractatus Logico Philosophicus
Jordan Long
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Samuel Lopez
Wiggy is like babby's first mindfuck
his ideas are so shallow and boring, and that's when he isn't playing pointless language games
all philosophical problems are not at bottom linguistic problems
Dominic Rivera
No. That was his later thinking of Language Games after the Tractatus, but when he said that all philosophical problems are due to inherent logic of our language, and that they are unsolvable, he totally hit the nail on the head.
Connor Foster
>Pro-tip: you can't.
We could if you gave an accurate list of all the philosophy you've read. Come on. You know it wouldn't be long.
Grayson Nguyen
hahahhaa. I've enjoyed philosophy since I were a kid. I've read Kant, Kierkegaard, Russel, Hume and most (not all) the greeks.
Hunter Rivera
This is the box where I keep all my philosophy books.
Ian Hernandez
>70 pages of autistic math formulas just to express a simple idea:
>YOU CANT KNOW NUFFIN
Robert Ramirez
THIS IS THE TRUTH!
Jacob Nelson
>Veeky Forums reads the same 5 philosophers endlessly
Logan Peterson
I know some more obscure ones, but which are of the same merit, like Gottlob Frege, A.J Ayers, A.C. Crayling, Daisetsu Suzuki, Hillary Putnam, Alfred North Whitehead and others.