Philosophy
So, let's assume that after all of these blog posts on philosophers, you simply have to go out and find yourself a philosopher of your very own. Where might you find one? I've created a graph that might help you in your endeavors.
[Note: This graph is also useful if you have a philosopher, but you've misplaced her/him somehow].
Click on the graph to make it larger.
This is, of course, super-scientific, so please interpret this graph as if it is 100% accurate. [Note: Sarcasm alert!! This is for you, next anonymous commenter who reminds me that all philosophers are unique snowflakes].
You can follow me on twitter (@philosiologist) or friend me on facebook (Philosiologist Qed). I also usually answer emails eventually (left sidebar). If you have an offspring or are an offspring of a philosopher and would like to recommend your offspring to write/write a guest blog post about what it's like to be a philosopher's offspring, please send me an email or fb message.
~Philosiologist
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Philosophy
Philosophers in Love: Where to Find a Philosopher
So, let's assume that after all of these blog posts on philosophers, you simply have to go out and find yourself a philosopher of your very own. Where might you find one? I've created a graph that might help you in your endeavors.
[Note: This graph is also useful if you have a philosopher, but you've misplaced her/him somehow].
Click on the graph to make it larger.
This is, of course, super-scientific, so please interpret this graph as if it is 100% accurate. [Note: Sarcasm alert!! This is for you, next anonymous commenter who reminds me that all philosophers are unique snowflakes].
You can follow me on twitter (@philosiologist) or friend me on facebook (Philosiologist Qed). I also usually answer emails eventually (left sidebar). If you have an offspring or are an offspring of a philosopher and would like to recommend your offspring to write/write a guest blog post about what it's like to be a philosopher's offspring, please send me an email or fb message.
~Philosiologist
- Meet The Parents: Introducing Your Philosopher To The Non-philosophers In Your Life
Unless you have no friendships and/or biological connections with other people (it happens), there will come a point where you will find yourself in a place where you will have to introduce friends or family members to your philosopher. As with any other...
- What Do Philosophers Consume?
This chart is a 100%, scientific, and accurate* representation of what philosophers consume when left unattended. (Click on the image to enlarge it). I hope this helps. You may want to intervene and present your philosopher with nutrient-rich meals every...
- Philosophers In Love: Funny Things About Living With A Philosopher
"A wonderful fact to reflect upon, that every human creature is constituted to be that profound secret and mystery to every other."- From Charles Dickens? A Tale of Two Cities Philosophers, being rather strange in many ways (delightfully strange, in my...
- The Lifecycle Of The Academic Philosopher: Flowchart
Because I am still tired out from a long post yesterday (or from being dumb and not ingesting any caffeine today), I have created another flowchart. This one includes color-coded stress-levels. There will be a legitimate post tomorrow . . . probably....
- Philosophers 101
Being related in any way to a philosopher can be a very rewarding experience. Philosophers tend to ask good questions and contribute wealth of knowledge to conversation in general; they are hard-workers; they often develop an interest or two outside of...