1. John Stuart Mill (100%) 2. Epicureans (98%) 3. Jeremy Bentham (97%) 4. Kant (88%) 5. Spinoza (85%) 6. Jean-Paul Sartre (77%) 7. Aristotle (76%) 8. Aquinas (65%) 9. Prescriptivism (64%) 10. Ayn Rand (60%) 11. Nietzsche (55%) 12. Thomas Hobbes (51%) 13. Nel Noddings (50%) 14. Stoics (46%) 15. Ockham (41%) 16. David Hume (37%) 17. Cynics (32%) 18. St. Augustine (26%) 19. Plato (18%) Kinda funny, I remember in college philosophy, there were some things by Kant and Aquinas I thought were ridiculous, but they're kinda high on my list. Agreed most with utilitarianism so that is reflected in this survey.
I am sure that this was randomly genreated: 1. Kant (100%) 2. John Stuart Mill (98%) 3. Jean-Paul Sartre (97%) 4. Epicureans (74%) 5. Jeremy Bentham (71%) 6. Prescriptivism (71%) 7. Spinoza (69%) 8. David Hume (63%) 9. Stoics (59%) 10. Nietzsche (53%) 11. Aquinas (50%) 12. Thomas Hobbes (50%) 13. Ayn Rand (43%) 14. Aristotle (42%) 15. Plato (42%) 16. Nel Noddings (38%) 17. Ockham (32%) 18. St. Augustine (30%) 19. Cynics (18%)
1. John Stuart Mill (100%) 2. Prescriptivism (91%) 3. Kant (89%) 4. Epicureans (84%) 5. -- deleted due to heinousness -- 6. Jean-Paul Sartre (79%) 7. Jeremy Bentham (76%) 8. Thomas Hobbes (65%) Bentham is cool. His corpse is still on display in a glass case at Imperial College in London. btw, the deleted #5 rhymes with Bland Sand. I agree with Macbeth's assessment of her and I just can't accept that she's in my top five.
1. Aquinas (100%) 2. St. Augustine (96%) 3. Ockham (95%) 4. Spinoza (87%) 5. Epicureans (70%) 6. Jean-Paul Sartre (67%) 7. Kant (65%) 8. Nietzsche (65%) 9. John Stuart Mill (64%) 10. Prescriptivism (64%)
Your Results: 1. Jean-Paul Sartre (100%) 2. Spinoza (91%) 3. Epicureans (88%) 4. Jeremy Bentham (84%) 5. David Hume (80%) 6. Nietzsche (80%) 7. Kant (78%) 8. Stoics (75%) 9. John Stuart Mill (73%) 10. St. Augustine (69%) 11. Prescriptivism (67%) 12. Aquinas (62%) 13. Aristotle (57%) 14. Thomas Hobbes (57%) 15. Ayn Rand (50%) 16. Cynics (48%) 17. Plato (46%) 18. Nel Noddings (38%) 19. Ockham (26%)
I thought it was a little limited, but of all the ones listed, I would have picked the resulting top three as my top three preferences (in no particular order) so I thought that was interesting. 1._Kant __(100%) 2._Jean-Paul Sartre __(84%) 3._John Stuart Mill __(83%) 4._Jeremy Bentham __(80%) 5._Aquinas __(65%) 6._Nel Noddings __(56%) 7._Ayn Rand __(55%) 8._Prescriptivism __(53%) 9._Stoics __(51%) 10._Spinoza __(48%) 11._Aristotle __(45%) 12._Plato __(43%) 13._Epicureans __(38%) 14._Thomas Hobbes __(34%) 15._St. Augustine __(33%) 16._Nietzsche __(24%) 17._David Hume __(22%) 18._Ockham __(14%) 19._Cynics __(14%)
1. Jean-Paul Sartre (100%) 2. Kant (68%) 3. Ayn Rand (65%) 4. Prescriptivism (64%) 5. David Hume (62%) 6. Nietzsche (61%) 7. Thomas Hobbes (56%) 8. Jeremy Bentham (55%) 9. John Stuart Mill (54%) 10. Epicureans (52%)
1. Jean-Paul Sartre (100%) 2. Jeremy Bentham (84%) 3. John Stuart Mill (81%) 4. Stoics (78%) 5. Kant (75%) 6. Aquinas (73%) 7. Cynics (71%) 8. Epicureans (71%) 9. Spinoza (71%) 10. Aristotle (69%) 11. David Hume (65%) 12. Ayn Rand (63%) 13. Nel Noddings (63%) 14. Thomas Hobbes (62%) 15. Nietzsche (59%) 16. Prescriptivism (52%) 17. St. Augustine (42%) 18. Plato (37%) 19. Ockham (33%) How'd I get so many positive scores? Basically, it's just Augustine, Plato, and Ockham on my &$#! list. Oh, I do hate Ayn Rand, too. Burn in hell, b****. At least she has a d minus on my grade. Nietzche gets an F, too. You suck, Friedrich.
Lots of heavy sartre posters in this BBS...hmmm 1. Epicureans (100%) 2. Jean-Paul Sartre (92%) 3. Nietzsche (82%) 4. Cynics (76%) 5. David Hume (75%) 6. Stoics (70%) 7. Thomas Hobbes (70%) 8. Nel Noddings (66%) 9. Jeremy Bentham (61%) 10. John Stuart Mill (61%) 11. Aquinas (58%) 12. Spinoza (58%) 13. Ayn Rand (52%) 14. Kant (52%) 15. St. Augustine (52%) 16. Aristotle (46%) 17. Plato (46%) 18. Ockham (30%) 19. Prescriptivism (20%)
1. Aquinas (100%) 2. John Stuart Mill (90%) 3. Spinoza (87%) 4. Kant (80%) 5. Aristotle (76%) 6. Jeremy Bentham (76%) 7. Jean-Paul Sartre (64%) 8. Epicureans (61%) 9. Stoics (61%) 10. Ayn Rand (60%) 11. St. Augustine (58%) 12. Ockham (53%) 13. Cynics (46%) 14. Prescriptivism (43%) 15. Plato (41%) 16. Nietzsche (39%) 17. David Hume (34%) 18. Thomas Hobbes (26%) 19. Nel Noddings (12%)
Hmm. Just flipped through them quickly, but it's interesting to see who has similar lists: 1. Spinoza (100%) 2. Aquinas (96%) 3. St. Augustine (84%) 4. Kant (80%) 5. Ockham (66%) 6. Nietzsche (62%) 7. Jean-Paul Sartre (60%) 8. Jeremy Bentham (60%) 9. Aristotle (59%) 10. John Stuart Mill (59%) 11. Stoics (59%) 12. Prescriptivism (51%) 13. Epicureans (50%) 14. Nel Noddings (42%) 15. David Hume (37%) 16. Cynics (36%) 17. Ayn Rand (30%) 18. Plato (19%) 19. Thomas Hobbes (4%) Just call me JAG.
1. St. Augustine (100%) 2. Kant (98%) 3. Spinoza (80%) 4. Ockham (67%) 5. Ayn Rand (65%) 6. Jean-Paul Sartre (65%) 7. Jeremy Bentham (60%) 8. Aquinas (60%) 9. Prescriptivism (52%) 10. John Stuart Mill (46%) 11. Nietzsche (46%) 12. Plato (46%) 13. Stoics (46%) 14. David Hume (42%) 15. Aristotle (40%) 16. Cynics (37%) 17. Nel Noddings (30%) 18. Epicureans (25%) 19. Thomas Hobbes (10%)
1. St. Augustine (100%) 2. Aquinas (83%) 3. Spinoza (70%) 4. Ockham (60%) 5. Aristotle (57%) 6. Ayn Rand (48%) 7. Kant (47%) 8. Plato (45%) 9. Jean-Paul Sartre (44%) 10. Jeremy Bentham (44%) 11. John Stuart Mill (40%) 12. David Hume (39%) 13. Nietzsche (39%) 14. Stoics (39%) 15. Cynics (35%) 16. Epicureans (31%) 17. Prescriptivism (29%) 18. Thomas Hobbes (27%) 19. Nel Noddings (26%) It's been interesting reading how other people scored! I have to say mine seemed about right.