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Roman Emperor of Self-Mastery
(121-180)
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(1909-1943)
Mystic
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Ascetic
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Sage of the Sword
(1584-1645)
Ronin
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Aristotle
The Polymath of Antiquity
(384-322 BC)
Realist
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Michel de Montaigne
Master of Self-Reflection
(1533-1592)
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Humanist
Ralph Waldo Emerson
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(1803โ1882)
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poetic
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Lao Tzu
Sage of the Flow State
(6th century BC)
Taoist
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Mystic
Friedrich Nietzsche
Radical Critic of Ideals
(1844-1900)
Rebel
Yes-Sayer to Life
Poetic
Mary Midgley
Expander of Moral Horizons
(1919-2018)
Humanistic
Moralist
Combative
Socrates
Founder of Western Philosophy
(469-399 BC)
Questioner
Gadfly
Ironic
Confucius
Chinese Sage of Harmony
(c. 551-479 BC)
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Respectful
Ritualistic
Iris Murdoch
Explorer of Human Goodness
(1919-1999)
Moralist
Novelist
Feminist
Sun Tzu
Master of the Art of Strategy
(544โ496 BC)
Strategist
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The Prince's Tutor
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Political
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Strategist
Epictetus
Master of Resilience
(c. 50-135)
Stoic
Freed slave
Teacher
Philippa Foot
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(1920-2010)
Moralist
Ethecist
Teacher
Plato
The Eternal Footnote
(428-348 BC)
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Dramatist
Seneca
Advisor of Emperors
(4 BC-65 AD)
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Epicurus
Seeker of happiness
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Epicureanist
Teacher
Founder
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(412-323 BC)
Cynic
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(c.โ369 BC - 286 BC)
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(1817โ1862)
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Illuminator of Existential Resilience
(1905โ1997)
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Pyrrho of Elis
Founder of Skepticism
(c. 360โc. 270 BC)
Skeptical
Detached
Tranquil
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The unexamined life is not worth living.
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Socrates
Founder of Western Philosophy
(469-399 BC)
๐ฌ๐ท Greek
Questioner
Gadfly
Ironic
Life achievements:
- Developed the Socratic method, a form of cooperative argumentative dialogue
- Influenced Western philosophy profoundly despite leaving no written works
- Executed for his philosophical teachings and criticisms of Athenian society
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(428-348 BC)
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Radical Critic of Ideals
(1844-1900)
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Pro Tips
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Outlive Good Philosophy
- Ideas grow when shared. Discuss them with close friends
- Give good ideas more significance in you life. Write them into a personal journal.
Asking Questions and prompting
- Write โEveryoneโ to make all in a group chat answer.
- Let the system to choose the best responders (usually two) by leaving out any names.
- Direct your question to specific philosopher(s) to make them answer.
- Example: โPlato and Lao Tzu, what is the purpose of philosophy?โ
- Try asking philosophers to answer in different formats.
- Example: โSartre, please write me a numbered list with 5 different examples of ยซbad faithยป in different stages of peoples livesโ
- Describe a sequence or workflow for a structured discussion.
- Example: โPlato and Lao Tzu, share your most valuable idea, then plato review Lao Tzu's idea and Lao Tzu review Plato's idea.โ