On 9 Jul 2002 at 8:49, kharin wrote:
Where's John Locke?
>
> "Maybe you had some memetic infection in the meanwhile"
>
> To a certain degree, yes. I've always regarded Mill and Nietzche as two (rather uncomfortable) polarities in my thought, so when retaking the test a second time it wasn't surprising that Mill came higher up (see below). There is always the fact that I tend not to like the rigidity of the
questions on these tests - one always wants to quibble. I'd particularly like to quibble with being saddled with Bentham as well as Rand; I've noticed that I always tend to disagree with the results of these tests more so than most people I know.
>
> Sartre (100%)
> Mill (93%)
> Bentham (84%)
> Kant (82%)
> Rand (80%)
> Epicureans (77%)
> Cynics (74%)
> Hobbes (72%)
> Nietzsche (65%)
> Hume (61%)
> Prescriptivism (50%)
> Aquinas (48%)
> Stoics (48%)
> Noddings (37%)
> Aristotle (36%)
> Spinoza (32%)
> Ockham (30%)
> Augustine (29%)
> Plato (29%)
>
> "Never mind. I got Mill."
>
> Well, as Hegel wasn't available devilish
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