Just a question..

[quote=Canoas][quote=Slappiz] Not really, I like rice. [/quote] The rice is cold, and there's not much rice. And you can't ask for more.[/quote]

[quote=koksei]I got chicken + potatoes not too bad I think[/quote]

[quote=Canoas][quote=koksei] I got chicken + potatoes not too bad I think [/quote] nice. You should have squeezed some dessert in there though.[/quote]

[quote=FalseoGod][quote=Canoas] Damn it falseofgod..[/quote] Just remembered your nick is a Portuguese word. I need to get some sleep, good lord.[/quote]

[quote=Blowfeld][quote=Canoas] [quote=Blowfeld] I am glad that you never had the chance to speak to any important philosopher in history, Searz XD [/quote] Philosophy used to be important because we could actually figure things out through analysing what was around us. However, what we know now makes it practically impossible for a philosopher to learn anything new. What we're trying to figure out is no longer something we can feel, touch or think about, it's either something tinier than our eye can see or bigger than the whole planet. Most prestigious universities are now either closing the philosophy courses or changing it to be based on science instead. [/quote] Well, I have been studying philosophy for quite a while, and even if it changed, reading several documents of people like David Hume can even affect your way of thinking these days, even if the people who wrote it are dead for several centuries. I apologize for any typos, just have been at an after work party and was kind of forced to drink heavily. Dont do drugs, kids.[/quote]

[quote=animorte]Philosophy should stay. Same thing with Logic and Critical Thinking. Unfortunately a lot of people DO need help not being intentionally retarded these days. And my technicalities, overwhelming.[/quote]

[quote=Canoas]New philosopher have no more use in the modern society. I'm not saying that what was previously written by philosophers stopped being important, I'm saying that everything that can be created through philosophy has already been, no new things will be figured out by staring at your desk. So while philosophy is a really important subject to be taught at school to prevent retardedness (and tbh it's rare for someone to actually know how discuss), there's no really viable career path for it.[/quote]

[quote=Slappiz][quote=Canoas] there's no really viable career path for it. [/quote] [[philosopher's stone]], riot clearly shows us that philosophers has constant cash flow. I rest my case..[/quote]

[quote=Canoas]The philosopher's stone was a mythical stone that was capable of turning any metal into gold... It had nothing to do with philosophy.[/quote]

[quote=Searz]But dude, the name. THERE'S OBVIOUSLY A CONNECTION[/quote]