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Posted: Fri Sep 07, 2007 6:12 pm
Very simple really, list or state people that influence your thought weather it be political ect ect. Good or bad.
What better way to know a person on ideology than to know the people that influenced them.
Hammurabi Hero of Alexandria Ben Franklin George Washington Thomas Jefferson William Pike Johann Kelper Aurthur C. Clark William the First William of Orange Richard the First Vlad Dracula Thomas Pain Miles Standish Sir Issac Newton Richard Feynman Niels Bohr Karl Marx Robert Hook Galileo Gallia Fredrick the Great Peter the Great Ad. Nimitz Stephen Hawkings Charles Darwin Charles Shoemaker Adolf Hitler Aryabhata Archimedes of Syracuse Bach Mozart Aristotle Beethoven Orville and Wilbur Wright Louis XIV John Oppenheimer James Clerk Maxwell Henry Hudson Tomás de Torquemada Leonardo da Vinci Theodore Roosevelt Pavel Alekseyevich Čerenkov Thomas Alva Edison Wernher von Brown Emperor Chin Ernest Rutherford Gen. and President Eisenhower Carl Sagen Albert Einstein Benito Mussolini Nikola Tesla Gene Kranz Aristarchus of Samos H.G. Wells Julius Caesar Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus Emperor Justine Nicolaus Copernicus Napoleon Bonaparte John Hancock William Webster Alexander Hamilton Auto Von Bismarck Edwin Powell Hubble Owen Chamberlain Aleksandr Mikhailovich Prokhorov
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Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2007 7:45 am
Listing everyone who's thought has influenced my own would take a very very long time, but here's a good start...
The entire 1960s/early 70s counterculture movement Marx Lenin John Lennon Engels Trotsky Bobrovskaya J. S. Mill John Locke Rousseau Nabokov Yevgeniy Zamyatin music Nietzsche intelligent discussions with others Thomas Hobbes (I hated Hobbes...) Douglas Adams Bukharin Lewis Carroll and the list goes on indefinately... I've read a lot more philosophy or works containing philosophical ideas that have rubbed off on me to a large degree, but for a Sunday morning, this is as much of a coherent list as I can put together in the span of around 35 seconds...
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Posted: Sun Sep 09, 2007 1:37 pm
Hmm...
Jared Diamond William Durant Voltaire Jean-Jacques Rousseau Thomas Jefferson Thomas Paine James Madison Richard Dawkins Albert Einstein Charles Darwin Malcolm Gladwell Thomas Huxley Steven Weinberg Stephen Hawking George Orwell Ravi Batra Robert Reich George Lakoff Alexis de Tocoqueville Karl Marx Fredrick Engels Pierre Joseph Proudhon Ayn Rand Vladimir Lenin Leon Trotsky Benito Mussolini Mikhael Bakunin Peter Kropotkin Murray Bookchin Rabindranath Tagore Tenzin Gyatso Sun Tzu Per Bak Alan Watts Max Webber Niccolo Machiavelli
Random people, books, music, anime, etc, etc.
And lots more, of course....
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:08 pm
Karl Marx Friedrich Engels Lenin Fidel Castro Voltaire Rousseau J.S. Mill Gandhi Thoreau Napoleon Bonaparte Oscar Wilde Andy Warhol Kazimir Malevich Vladimir Tatlin Marcel DuChamp Charlie Chaplin Crispin Glover John Lennon Noam Chomsky Tim Burton Lewis Carol George Orwell Aldous Huxley Mao Tse-Tung Kim Il Sung Upton Sinclair Ho Chi Minh
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Posted: Tue Sep 11, 2007 5:19 pm
My list like others is longer than this. Though I posted a similar post like this is the new Nazi guild. What's interesting is half of them have Jefferson and Paine on the list, not so shocking Marx and Lennin and so on.
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Posted: Wed Sep 12, 2007 4:43 pm
1. Lloyd Kaufman 2. Fredrich Engels 3. Karl Marx 4. Roger Corman 5. Woody Guthrie 6. Trotsky 7. Huey P. Newton 8. Lenin 9. Ronald Reagan (It's after learning about him that I decided maybe I don't like conservatives that much....) 10. Lewis Black 11. Voltaire 12. Charlie Chaplin 13. George Orwell 14. Orson Wells 15. Bill Haywood (wrote a Screenplay about him)
EDIT:
Forgot one
0. Superman
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Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2007 7:50 pm
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Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2007 10:12 pm
Robert Nozick Ayn Rand Richard Rorty Murray Rothbard Joseph Schumpeter Karl Marx Louis Althusser Alasdair MacIntyre Friedrich Nietzsche Max Striner John Rawls Ludwig Wittgenstein FA Hayek George Orwell
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