It seems I am more ethically aligned with Kant than with Nietzsche. News to me! This according to the Ethical Philosophy Selector (via, most immediately, Joshua). The full lineup:
11. Thomas Hobbes (50%)
12. Ockham (45%)
13. Nietzsche (44%)
14. Cynics (43%)
15. David Hume (40%)
16. St. Augustine (38%)
17. Plato (28%)
18. Stoics (23%)
19. Nel Noddings (13%)
My suspicion is that Mill comes out near the top for everyone. I was much happier to have managed to make it through the Battleground God quiz unscathed: my views on the existence of Nessie do not conflict with my views on God–in fact, they bear a lot in common (via Eszter).
Ethical rudders
It seems I am more ethically aligned with Kant than with Nietzsche. News to me! This according to the Ethical Philosophy Selector (via, most immediately, Joshua). The full lineup:
2. Jean-Paul Sartre (86%)
3. Kant (83%)
4. Jeremy Bentham (79%)
5. Ayn Rand (74%)
6. Epicureans (71%)
7. Aristotle (67%)
8. Prescriptivism (62%)
9. Aquinas (61%)
10. Spinoza (59%)
12. Ockham (45%)
13. Nietzsche (44%)
14. Cynics (43%)
15. David Hume (40%)
16. St. Augustine (38%)
17. Plato (28%)
18. Stoics (23%)
19. Nel Noddings (13%)
My suspicion is that Mill comes out near the top for everyone. I was much happier to have managed to make it through the Battleground God quiz unscathed: my views on the existence of Nessie do not conflict with my views on God–in fact, they bear a lot in common (via Eszter).
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