Any Western Philosopher Greater than Kant?

[James_S_Saint]

@Prismatic567

I have not produced a list of criteria [yet] but implicitly it would have included the following with certain weightages for specific criteria;

1. Revolutionary philosophical theories -justified and soundly proven
2. Extensiveness and range of involvement in philosophical topics
3. Completeness, efficiency, systematic, etc.
4. Specialization, academic, [to vary weightage for these]
5. Practically and contribution to humanity
6. Extent of potential in time [less weight is only specific to an era]
7. Use significantly in the modern era
8. ?? Etc. [to list].

Gyahd, could you be more socialisticly brain washed.

[i]"Good == Whatever I think is kewl.
Evil == whatever I think is un-kewl.

Whatever I think == my current programming."[/i]

[Arminius]

By the way:

Heinrich Heine compared Kant with the French revolution, Fichte with the Napoleonic empire, Schelling with the Restauration, but in Hegel he saw the philosophical king, the finisher of all philosophical revolutions, of all philosophy. - Compare: Heinrich Heine, Zur Geschichte der Religion und Philosophie in Deutschland (Religion and Philosophy in Germany), 1834, S. 33-34.

Right or wrong - it is an interesting comparison.

[Ecmandu]

I am, and for goodness sakes, don’t call me a troll…

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My solution to meta-ethics is non-contradiction of motive.