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  • Agent Smith
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    Buddhism is a hundred times as realistic as Christianity it is part of its living heritage that it is able to face problems objectively and coolly; it is the product of long centuries of philosophical speculation.
    — The Antichrist
    Re: "The Euthyphro" – God is irrelevant (vide Epicuus). :fire:

    ↪Agent Smith If it's a profoundly good or funny book, then I'll need to read it again ... and again ... and again ....     — 180 Proof

    Stuff that matter

    1. Good 2. Funny 3. Left to the reader as an exercise

    Is there an hierarchy? I listed the two things that matter (to 180 Proof, I agree) horizontally so that people won't assume one is more/less important than the other.

    The floor is open for comments ...
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    ↪Agent Smith
    Only in profundity.
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  • Agent Smith
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    Only in profundity. — 180 Proof

    Of course, of course.

    Life, some say, is a cruel joke :lol: (weep + laugh)

    Heraclitus, the weeping philosopher :cry: . Anicca or panta rhei (life is cruel).

    Democritus, the laughing philosopher :grin: The Myth of Sisyphus (Absurdism) by Albert Camus (life is a joke). We must imagine Sisyphus happy.
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  • 180 Proof
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    Life, some say, is a cruel joke :lol: (weep + laugh)

    Heraclitus, the weeping philosopher :cry: . Anicca or panta rhei (life is cruel).

    Democritus, the laughing philosopher :grin: (life is a joke).     — Agent Smith
    Wings of the absurd (Zapffe-Camus-Rosset).
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    Wings of the absurd (Zapffe-Camus-Rosset). — 180 Proof

    I'm in your debt señor! If you think of anything interesting do post in this thread.
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