Philosopher Type | CS Joseph and the Academic Boxes and Labels | They Never Disappoint.

In this video I discuss the 'Philosopher Type' and a couple of other things. Well, it went as well as can be expected. I did my best to control myself. Honest.


***Video Inspired by this Comment:
audrey colmart
You realize by philosopher, he was talking about the quadra, right? “Philosophers are studious and academic. Faith, belief, ideas, and prestige are all important. They are drawn to civic duty, charity, and politics. Philosophers live their lives committed to doing the right thing. They also seek to create rules and guidelines for others to follow. They are focused on their own happiness and comfort over that of others.”

No. I did not. I do not study that stuff because I cannot handle everything. I have to be me and all this stuff is so much to take in and deal with. But...

You said: “Philosophers are studious and academic. Faith, belief, ideas, and prestige are all important. They are drawn to civic duty, charity, and politics. Philosophers live their lives committed to doing the right thing. They also seek to create rules and guidelines for others to follow. They are focused on their own happiness and comfort over that of others.”

Audrey. Have you read what you copied from the Quadra? Do you see how insidiously insidiously bad it is?

Philosophers are studious and academic. (GOOD - HONORABLE)
Faith, belief, ideas, and prestige are all important. (GOOD - HONORABLE)
They are drawn to civic duty, charity, and politics. (GOOD - HONORABLE)
Philosophers live their lives committed to doing the right thing. (GOOD - HONORABLE)
They also seek to create rules and guidelines for others to follow. (CONTROL - MANIPULATE)
They are focused on their own happiness and comfort over that of others. (SELFISH - MALIGNANT NARCISSISM)

So being a ' Philosopher according to the Quadra is a good thing but you have to also admit that you: They also seek to create rules and guidelines for others to follow. They are focused on their own happiness and comfort over that of others.