Reticent Man
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Philosophy
An old one, but it just popped into my head.
The problem with good written philosophy that will show someone the path to true happiness is that someone who has found true consistent happiness is not motivated to do the hard work of deciphering and writing down the whole thing.
The people who have written 'great' philosophy were smart but unhappy people. So why would we want to listen to them?
The problem with good written philosophy that will show someone the path to true happiness is that someone who has found true consistent happiness is not motivated to do the hard work of deciphering and writing down the whole thing.
The people who have written 'great' philosophy were smart but unhappy people. So why would we want to listen to them?
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posted by ReticentMan # 9:23 AM 
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