Philosophy
Despite the caffeine I've consumed today, I have not been very clear-thinking (there was a brief window of thought-clarity this morning, but it was taken up by work at my real job), so I drew a graph of philosopher-faces for the post. This is an extremely accurate* picture of what we non-philosophers see on our philosopher's faces when they are in different mood-states.
The colors don't mean anything. I just like colors.
*By "extremely accurate" I mean, of course, my philosopher's facial expressions look like this. Yours may be different. As a note, though, I think that we non-philosophers all might agree on the angry, philosopher-attack, and thinking faces.
I'm stewing over a philosophy lesson for tomorrow, so there may be a long post tomorrow, sleepiness permitting.
P.S. I'm working at a philosophy conference this weekend/early next week, so I will be documenting all of the strange things I see/hear. That should be "fun" for all of us.
You can follow me on twitter (@philosiologist) or friend me on facebook (Philosiologist Qed). You can also send me an email with post ideas, comments, questions, etc (email in the left side bar). I really try to be expedient in responding to messages and emails, though I have been lax at answering emails lately. My cat notes that he would like it best if you did not follow or friend me, though, because I use too much of my "cat time" to monitor the social networking sites.
~The Philosiologist~
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Philosopher Faces: What Non-Philosophers See
Despite the caffeine I've consumed today, I have not been very clear-thinking (there was a brief window of thought-clarity this morning, but it was taken up by work at my real job), so I drew a graph of philosopher-faces for the post. This is an extremely accurate* picture of what we non-philosophers see on our philosopher's faces when they are in different mood-states.
The colors don't mean anything. I just like colors.
*By "extremely accurate" I mean, of course, my philosopher's facial expressions look like this. Yours may be different. As a note, though, I think that we non-philosophers all might agree on the angry, philosopher-attack, and thinking faces.
I'm stewing over a philosophy lesson for tomorrow, so there may be a long post tomorrow, sleepiness permitting.
P.S. I'm working at a philosophy conference this weekend/early next week, so I will be documenting all of the strange things I see/hear. That should be "fun" for all of us.
You can follow me on twitter (@philosiologist) or friend me on facebook (Philosiologist Qed). You can also send me an email with post ideas, comments, questions, etc (email in the left side bar). I really try to be expedient in responding to messages and emails, though I have been lax at answering emails lately. My cat notes that he would like it best if you did not follow or friend me, though, because I use too much of my "cat time" to monitor the social networking sites.
~The Philosiologist~
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