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:guitarist Hi everyone! Ive just registered. Never been on a site like this before so I'm just getting used to how it all works.:-3

My experience of philosophy is doing it at A-level in college and then finally going on to do a philosophy degree at Manchester University. I found it fascinating and loved every minute of it!:-6

I graduated a few years ago and now I work as a recruitment consultant in the Social Care sector. However, since leaving University I haven't found any opportunities to engage in philosophy and now Im really starting to miss it.

So...what's happening guys?!

tricky dicky;644596 wrote: :guitarist Hi everyone! Ive just registered. Never been on a site like this before so I'm just getting used to how it all works.:-3

My experience of philosophy is doing it at A-level in college and then finally going on to do a philosophy degree at Manchester University. I found it fascinating and loved every minute of it!:-6

I graduated a few years ago and now I work as a recruitment consultant in the Social Care sector. However, since leaving University I haven't found any opportunities to engage in philosophy and now Im really starting to miss it.

So...what's happening guys?!
Remember "thou oughst, hence thou canst" (Emil Fackenheim)

happening?

perhaps ya need an intro topic.

tricky dicky;644597 wrote: Remember "thou oughst, hence thou canst" (Emil Fackenheim)You know, I'm moderately certain Professor Fackenheim never said any such thing. Perhaps you have some sort of context in which it becomes interpretable?

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I miss philosophy...Help!



I just ran into him. He was buying a Cuban coffee and a Sunday newspaper. He seems well.

That was Phil Oxeny surely.

spot;644634 wrote: That was Phil Oxeny surely.




Stop making me google stuff !

He was that guy who did that thing right ?

Hi Tricky:-6

Welcome to FG:D

Nomad;644637 wrote: Stop making me google stuff !

He was that guy who did that thing right ?According to the New and Complete Dictionary of the English & Dutch Languages (1798, compiled by S.H. Wilcocke) he's herbergzaamheid. He does like a Cuban cigar with his Sunday newspaper though.

spot;644659 wrote: According to the New and Complete Dictionary of the English & Dutch Languages (1798, compiled by S.H. Wilcocke) he's herbergzaamheid. He does like a Cuban cigar with his Sunday newspaper though.




Why do you hurt me this way ?

Nomad;644664 wrote: Why do you hurt me this way ?


And on a Sunday morning too.

If you got all you deserve you might not survive, mate.

spot;644668 wrote: And on a Sunday morning too.



If you got all you deserve you might not survive, mate.




Id make it.

Nomad;644664 wrote: Why do you hurt me this way ?






its a form of ulcan mind meld i'm sure of it











welcome newbie avoid soberano he is drunk again :rolleyes: