Diogenes was a really creepy philosopher

Hume said:
You did not discuss anything. You posted a link to wikipedia. And I have read Plato in Greek.
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You are the one avoiding discussing their ideas

I’m trying to get you to do something other than spewing idiot insults here
 
Do you think Socrates and Plato had better teachings than the philosopher Diogenes?


It’s a philosophical question

Please answer

You can also include personal insults for me

But try to actually address the philosophical question
 
evince said:
He regularly beat off in public

He was against cultural norms

He actually though having sex with himself in public for all to see was a teachable moment


He was an adherent to social chaos

He hated all of structured society

I’m sure he raped children too to make a point
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Love to participate, but they're on ignore - so I must provide you with a "like" and move on.

Cherio!
 
evince said:
Do you think Socrates and Plato had better teachings than the philosopher Diogenes?


It’s a philosophical question

Please answer

You can also include personal insults for me

But try to actually address the philosophical question
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Told you many times. Diogenes was just a skeptic. No one really studies him.
 
evince said:
Did you know your name sake

then why is he in every dictionary and encyclopedia along with every philosophy class?


You are clearly wrong
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My name is a word

That word was actually taught to me by the man who started this site

The original Damocles

I had not heard it in my life

He typed the word and told me what it meant

I thought it was a perfect name for me here

At the time my name was deshrubinator

As in getting rid of shrub Bush

He was gone and I needed a new name


Thanks again Damocles wherever you are
 
Hume said:
I did not say his NAME is not mentioned. I said he is rarely studied.
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That is wrong

He is taught in most philosophy classes


It’s part of the process Socrates used


Opposition was necessary to fully examine ideas

He was one of Socrates pupils
 
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