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Socrates (Philosopher)

Socrates was a classical Greek philosopher credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy, and as being the first moral philosopher, of the Western ethical tradition of thought.

Will Freeman (Fictional Phenomenon)

Shakespeare - 8.9 with a 3.77 S&P Geometric Mean

Also in the second spot we have William Shakespeare. For every ten (10) references to Plato, and Socrates combined, we have 8.9 references to William Shakespeare. Similar in count and running counterpoint

  • Daniel Sanderson
    Daniel Sanderson
2 min read
Virgil (Poet)

Virgil - 3.7 with a 3.77 S&P Geometric Mean - Bang on!

Contextualizing the indelible footprint of Virgil is not an easy task. Far from a footnote or soupçon, Virgil's influence is only slight in comparison to the mainstream currents of a post-Socratic society. However,

  • Daniel Sanderson
    Daniel Sanderson
1 min read
Plato (Philosopher)

Back to Plato, after the Bear Cave, before Virgil

Plato is from the classical period in Greece and, well let's face it, forms much of the consciousness that we all, as societies experience today. Without Socratic followers, without Aristotle's teachings and formulation

  • Daniel Sanderson
    Daniel Sanderson
1 min read
Isaac Newton (Physicist)

The P.A.S.F. Delta Function

Newtonian Search Schemas Changing Over Time and the relationship this plays with forme is manifest.  Philosophers are more than just thinkers, we are writers. One voice together, an agitator or watchdog of the

  • Daniel Sanderson
    Daniel Sanderson
1 min read
Karl Marx (Philosopher)

Starting with Mythology

It's relatively easy to reflect on mythology as irrelevant and childlike. Yet one aggregate example surfaces as we examine social coherence, and realize the effect and the necessity of mythology for our begotten

  • Daniel Sanderson
    Daniel Sanderson
1 min read
Zeno of Elea (Philosopher)

Plurality as a Perspective

Plurality is NOT a mistake, change is NOT an illusion. Let's take another look at Zeno's famous paradox, that of Achilles and the tortoise. An alternative conclusion, proposed by Henri Bergson, is that

  • Daniel Sanderson
    Daniel Sanderson
1 min read
Plato (Philosopher)

On Literature beginning with Socrates, Plato and Aristotle

Thinking theoretically, literature’s importance is answered through the questions it posits. Synonymous with critical theory, Frankfurt didn’t penetrate the school of thought until the 20th century, besides I am concerned with

  • Daniel Sanderson
    Daniel Sanderson
3 min read
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (Philosopher)

On Hegel, Freud, Aristotle, Markov, Euclid, Heidegger and Heraclitus...

If Hegel was a bird he would not be an eagle. The phenomenon of phenomenological insight is not Scientific, yet the Hegelian bird's eye perspective of top-down reasoning and introspective interpretations stretch philosophical

  • Daniel Sanderson
    Daniel Sanderson
1 min read
Justified Belief - Pense à Consciousness
David Hume (Philosopher)

Justified Belief - Pense à Consciousness

Very simply put, inductive reasoning is generalizing from a trend. David Hume (1711-1776) referred to unobserved "matters of fact" to describe possible futures a posteriori. If you contrast experienced outcomes with

  • Daniel Sanderson
    Daniel Sanderson
4 min read
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