I kinda like the Tao outlook on life. But I admit I don’t know about philosophy enough to choose a favourite. I know I don’t like Kierkegaard; he makes me want to stop breathing immediately and wait for the darkness to engulf me.

I’m surprised I’m the first comment…

Not really. I like the Tao philosophies, too. But I really don’t have much knowledge of philosophy outside of a logic course I took in college.

...quite wild with Kant & Spinoza… but I can’t quite remember why though :p

This will sound a bit repetitive, but I’m also pretty wild about Lao Tzu. And the Tibetan buddhist philosophy (it’s not a religion to me).

Socrates was also quite amazing…

Hmmm… It’s way too long since I’ve had time to indulge in reading my philosophy collection… I have quite a few unread ones on my shelves :S

To anyone out there interested in philosophy, and feeling like you don’t know the basics, I’d very strongly recommend reading this book.

I hate philosophy. I took a class and had such a bad teacher that I’ve become very close minded to any of it.

Perhaps I’d be willing to learn someday but I’m still pissed at that instructor after 8 years!

^{He tried to change my relious beliefs and I took great offense to that}

my boyfriend is finishing a degree in philosophy, so i get quite exhausted with talk of philosophers.

dont get me wrong, i think its fascinating…my minor in college was religious studies…and i ended up taking a LOT of philosophy for that.

but its been a while since ive read any…and i get tired of the beau getting philosophical on me. :)

I’m ignorant in philosophy, but I appreciate it a lot. I have a lot of desire to learn more about it and when I have the time I’ll :)

anyway, I like existentialism.

Whichever said, I yam whut I yam.

“To be a philosopher is not merely to have subtle thoughts; but so to love wisdom as to live according to its dictates.”
—Henry David Thoreau

I love Henry David Thoreau.

I liked what St.Augustine had to say about what was eternal and what was temporal.