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04MR17

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Welcome to the Philosophy Forum! :beard:

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Reply 1

04MR17

Volunteer Section Leader

Some threads to get posting in if you are interested...

What are the best and worst parts of human nature?

Is beauty subjective?

Are humans better at creation or destruction?

Who is your favourite philosopher, and why?

Reply 2

Halle Martinez

Original post by 04MR17

Plato, because he's one of the few philosophers that actually thought his replies through and didnt just personal hubris on the subject. Plato's Discourses have outlived and outshined many other lesser known philosophers like Kant, Marx and Nietzche.