Thread: What is you personal philosophy?
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Old 07.22.2009, 10:02 AM   #19
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if by personal philosophy you ask about my method of inquiry unto reality, i'll say it's probably a perspectivist pragmatist, i.e., one part nietzsche, one part william james.

if you ask about my personal beliefs, that' wouldn't really be a "philosophy," although that's the common expression-- right? right...

personal "beliefs": i have a number of ready-made notions i keep for practical purposes, i.e., they are "true" as far as they are useful to my survival and satisfying to my value system, but i don't have a lot of "beliefs" that i hold on to when there is strong evidence against them.

note: "unto"-- i'm not sure of the correct use of this eeenglish preposition but here's hoping it will not muck up shit.
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