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<blockquote data-quote="rickyb" data-source="post: 4636122" data-attributes="member: 56035">i like the article although without hearing any other perspectives on it, it doesnt sound like something we should strive for.&nbsp; we should be skeptical of our own thinking.&nbsp; ive frequently said that i either cant remember what hte guys i listen to say or i dont know.&nbsp; im very much in favor of people sacrificing their lives for something bigger than themselves like justice and love so maybe that goes against Metaphysical Solipsism.i dont like ethical solipsism at all.&nbsp; i like what david wallace said.&nbsp; my view on knowledge is we cant ever know everything and so how do we act based on that.&nbsp; i like how they link it to nihilism which i am aware of and im against.my philosophical knowledge is based on what guys i listen to say and they do have alot philosophical points.&nbsp; chris hedges is my favorite in wages of rebellion he talks about how prophets resist and what it takes for a revolution and i loved it because it reminded me of what LOTR, star wars and the matrix was trying to say.&nbsp; its pretty well known cornel west is big into philosophy.&nbsp; ive also watched alot of wisecrack youtube videos.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rickyb, post: 4636122, member: 56035"] i like the article although without hearing any other perspectives on it, it doesnt sound like something we should strive for. we should be skeptical of our own thinking. ive frequently said that i either cant remember what hte guys i listen to say or i dont know. im very much in favor of people sacrificing their lives for something bigger than themselves like justice and love so maybe that goes against[SIZE=5][B][B] Metaphysical Solipsism.[/B][/B][/SIZE] i dont like ethical solipsism at all. i like what david wallace said. my view on knowledge is we cant ever know everything and so how do we act based on that. i like how they link it to nihilism which i am aware of and im against. my philosophical knowledge is based on what guys i listen to say and they do have alot philosophical points. chris hedges is my favorite in wages of rebellion he talks about how prophets resist and what it takes for a revolution and i loved it because it reminded me of what LOTR, star wars and the matrix was trying to say. its pretty well known cornel west is big into philosophy. ive also watched alot of wisecrack youtube videos. [/QUOTE]

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