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8 years ago by crywolf

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Which Hellenistic school of philosophy would you belong to? In the Hellenistic world, philosophical questions became primarily ethical, in particular the problem of how to live well in difficult circumstances. personality test

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1	Are you interested in politics?
Yes No
2	Is there God?
Yes No No way to know Yes, but God is neither separate from, nor different in being from, the world Yes, but God has no concern with our world and us at all
3	What about free will?
We have free will Everything is predetermined Don't know
4	And fate?
Humans may reason, but that doesn't imply there's a grand plan behind all that we experience There is a grand plan—no—a perfect plan, behind the seemingly haphazard affairs of life Who knows...
5	Ok, moving on to the important stuff! Social conventions
nothing but bad habits I'm indifferent to social conventions they are there as a protection against injury by our fellows in sync with nature
6	But! How far are you willing to take that?
defecating/urinating in public, masturbating on the street [natural cannot be shameful] yeah... not that far
7	Fast, pick one!
Fulfilling all desires Extinguishing all desires
8	Which resonates most with you:
knowledge autonomy virtue pleasure
9	Fast, pick one! [wait, I already did this]
Freedom from pain Indifference to suffering
10	Was it too long? I knew it, I always overdo it with the questions, I'll never learn :(
No, it wasn't too long, it was awesome (oh why thank you) Yes, but it was awesome (oh why thank you)
11	Ok, just in case I completely messed up, help me out a little bit, will you. How is peace of mind reached?
By living a life of self-sufficiency By accepting one's ignorance By cultivating an indifference to pain and pleasure, sickness and health, wealth and power By liberating oneself from fear, and avoiding pain By freeing oneself from the laws of the society By living in harmony with reason, accepting without complaint the natural laws of the universe