Philosophy
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 once and a while.
P.S. Anyone interested in a Q&A blog; particularly one where philosophers can ask questions about non-philosophers?
* By "100%, scientific, and accurate," I mean, of course, that some philosophers are like this and some aren't. This note is for the concerned parties amongst the readers.
You can follow me on twitter (@philosiologist) or friend me on facebook (Philosiologist Qed). You can also send me an email if you like (left sidebar).
~The Philosiologist
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Philosophy
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 once and a while.
P.S. Anyone interested in a Q&A blog; particularly one where philosophers can ask questions about non-philosophers?
* By "100%, scientific, and accurate," I mean, of course, that some philosophers are like this and some aren't. This note is for the concerned parties amongst the readers.
You can follow me on twitter (@philosiologist) or friend me on facebook (Philosiologist Qed). You can also send me an email if you like (left sidebar).
~The Philosiologist
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