• Ilikethepixies
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    		 Which philosopher would you say is the better of the two?

    Sartre might argue that there is no correct or incorrect choice because that presupposes that the of-itelf cannot truly grasp the essence of the "other".

    Nietzsche might argue that your choice is irrelevant and that you might be better off looking in a mirror.

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    • voltron82
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      		 Nietzsche for sure.. just look at my sig :wink:
      "In heaven all the interesting people are missing."
      Friedrich Nietzsche
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      • Ilikethepixies
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        		 I'd pick Sartre. He was less crazy and makes more sense to me than Nietzsche, although I think his language is much harder to get through.

        Both of those guys had a knack for writing very dense works.
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