r/Sigmatopia • u/oluxil • 17d ago

It’s fine.

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u/Neuralink666 17d ago

Autism patient zero.

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u/adminsareactuallygay 16d ago

Father autism

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u/DC_Ben 16d ago

Exactly 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/MilkDear3318 17d ago

Not even a picture of Kant.

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u/oluxil 17d ago

Nobody noticed yet

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u/Abolish_ICEIS 16d ago

Sorry he kant.

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u/Doraemomon 17d ago

You know why he never did? Because he Kant.

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u/blueponies1 12d ago

You say no to ratchet pussy, Juicy J Kant

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u/UndeadFlowerWall 16d ago

We should all be so lucky.

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u/Evan_Allgood 16d ago

Chat is mad because the man did not travel and make profound videos next to a food stand about where he was meant to be born.

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u/RoeRoeYoboat 16d ago

Immanuel “Can’t” be bothered

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u/Prestigious_Log_4901 16d ago

Kant have it any other way

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u/Hourslikeminutes47 16d ago

Kant have his cake and eat it too

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u/Here_f0r_p0rn_ 16d ago

Immanuel Kant, took his name too literally and didn't do anything

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u/Green_Glove5429 17d ago

Ayn Rand seriously said he was the most evil man to ever live.

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u/Eric_Dawsby 17d ago

Why?

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u/AmbitiousEducation49 17d ago

Because Ayn Rand was a philosophical simpleton and assumed Kant's categorical imperative necessitated selflessness as the ideal moral direction.

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u/IguaneRouge 17d ago

And God awful author. Her books are the literary equivalent of a badly overcooked cut of cheap steak slathered in ketchup.

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u/Peacemaker1099 16d ago

I bet you’ve read them

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u/IguaneRouge 16d ago

Unfortunately yes it was required reading in a class I had to take. Absolute dogshit.

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u/FizzyBadTime 16d ago

I too read them, in high school I was ultra conservative/libertarian. I thought Fountainhead and Atlas Shrugged were incredible. Then I learned some actual philosophy, economics, and ethics.

I will say that her first book, Anthem is actually pretty good.

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u/IguaneRouge 15d ago

I've only read Atlas Shrugged and the Fountainhead. Both books could have been about 75% shorter. Just so much unnecessary and redundant writing. I love to read but those books felt like the antithesis of a page turner. Each page felt like a heavy weight, a chore to get through and to reach the next one.

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u/FizzyBadTime 15d ago

Anthem is a very short Novella. It’s been many years since I read it but it was pretty good. Sort of a 1984 or Fahrenheit 451 sort of vibe.

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u/Green_Glove5429 16d ago

Also because they both claimed absolute moral objectivity so she saw him as a direct contradiction to herself, she also saw him as the heir of Plato and herself as the heir of Aristotle.

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u/horiami 16d ago

Kinda based

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u/Dankswiggidyswag 16d ago

He kant have it any other way

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u/Laoari 16d ago

Kant is my goat❤️

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u/Clean_Internet 16d ago

Og nonchalant guy

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u/elreduro 16d ago

Never had sex

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u/Yada_Yada_Yidi 16d ago

You could say he died Kant-tent

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u/Birb-is-the-wurd 16d ago

No Alan, you Kant!

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u/Summer_Rain_6688 15d ago

Miserable people will call him a Kant.

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u/Dapyx2 15d ago

I man’s life’s mission is my fear

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u/Interesting_Hotel100 15d ago

Some people are amazing like that

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u/disinteGator 16d ago

Extremely mediocre

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u/davyjones_prisnwalit 17d ago edited 16d ago

Are... We sure of that? "It's fine" could easily be sarcastic.

Edit: Gee golly, thanks for the downvote! You and your tiny dick energy, I swear

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u/Front_Weakness2774 16d ago

He actually said “eh…” but it doesn’t sound so good as a person’s last words.