Philosophy Now Forum

I am somewhat a newbie too, so there are a few of us and with all my posts, everyone has been polite with my efforts. I find reading allot of the comments helps and are good ways to get ideas for future books to read that are of interest to me. Have you read the History of Philosophy by Will Durrant...

I am here and just started reading, sorry, working too but I have been reading and reading what you all have been discussing. Will follow up with questions/comments soon.

Thanks Non Sum, I am looking forward to reading his book and sharing all our thoughts on this topic.

Yes I know, I do not know a great deal about Nietzsche but I know he is notorious about his opinions of women which I believe if what I have heard is correct that he felt they could not think rationally or intellectually very well.

Gabriel,

Please share, this is how we all learn. I do not know anything about Patagonia or the indigenous people.

Try this link to see if it helps with your first. question.www.glenbrook.k12.il.us/ gbssci/phys/Class/newtlaws/u2l4a.html - 15k -

Sally,

I have this book at home, been meaning to read it, this is my excuss to do so. I will start tomorrow so you have a little head start so you will have to let me catch up but i would love to do this with you and M.

Anyone know of a group in Pittsburgh, or am I starting one?

Sally,

Nice to see someone so young enjoying Philosophy. I hope you do study these subjects at university and isn't it exciting that you have all the years to discover life and it's secrets? Good Luck.

Does anyone know of a book club or group in Pittsburgh?

Rick,
Just wanted to say thank you for all you are doing and looking forward to many discussions.