Is this one of those strange games were the only winning move is not to play?
I'm just bitter that I scored zero. posted by chrismear at 4:58 PM on February 7, 2006
As a former philosophy major, I feel as though I should be scoring higher.
On the other hand, section 10 was a snap... posted by infidelpants at 5:52 PM on February 7, 2006
I got eleven, and I'm bitter too. posted by exlotuseater at 6:19 PM on February 7, 2006
My Sophmore Greek Philosophy professor spent four classes over two weeks defining "Logos" and then suffered a stroke. posted by longsleeves at 7:09 PM on February 7, 2006
5, all from the 'last words' section. Kicked myself when I realised too late that section 10 was Monty Python, though. posted by matthewr at 7:17 PM on February 7, 2006
Most of my points were on the first page, though about half of those were because of the non-philosophers. The questions felt very... I dunno. Is it just because my school isn't analytic enough? And I say this as someone taking a seminar in dynamical cognition.
Fucking Logos, or λόγος as my texts so accurately insist. Back to Heidegger :( posted by maledictory at 7:21 PM on February 7, 2006
All the answers to 12 are "Brian Leiter", aren't they? posted by kenko at 10:25 PM on February 7, 2006
Oh, I now see that it says in the question that they were all by the same guy. posted by kenko at 10:25 PM on February 7, 2006
The questions felt very... I dunno. Is it just because my school isn't analytic enough?
No, it's because these questions are all based around pointless trivia.
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I'm just bitter that I scored zero.
posted by chrismear at 4:58 PM on February 7, 2006