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[REQUEST]Admins or moderators emails

828 views · started by ~Shieru No Tamashi~ ·
#1
[REQUEST]Admins or moderators emails
I have encountered several problems getting to the forums lately so in case it happens again.

EDIT: I know there's a thread for finding such informations, It's just to be sure they recognize me.
#2
~Shieru No Tamashi~ wrote:
I have encountered several problems getting to the forums lately so in case it happens again.

EDIT: I know there's a thread for finding such informations, It's just to be sure they recognize me.


Obvious attention hoar
#3
Recognition is the core of the 17th and 18th century's philosophy. There will be no society without recognition.
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~Shieru No Tamashi~ wrote:
Recognition is the core of the 17th and 18th century's philosophy. There will be no society without recognition.

No one likes a smarty pants
#5
Martin wrote:
No one likes a smarty pants


Go use your backwoods joint rolls.
#6
Eli wrote:
Go use your backwoods joint rolls.


I quit 5 months ago.
#7
Martin wrote:
I quit 5 months ago.


k, you're depriving the economy of joint money....
#8
Eli wrote:
k, you're depriving the economy of joint money....


Go away QQ
#9
~Shieru No Tamashi~ wrote:
Recognition is the core of the 17th and 18th century's philosophy. There will be no society without recognition.


That's a very individualistic aristocratic view, its what most would call anti-democratic.
#10
That's some shit right there. No more smoking. :/ Sadd
#11
C0FFINCASE wrote:
That's a very individualistic aristocratic view, its what most would call anti-democratic.


Thank you. I will add it as soon as I can.
#12
haha wow looks like we gots more fancy people here >.>
#13
I added you. And if you reconsider it, many philosophers of many intellectual backgrounds agreed about recognition being the unique way to surpass the basic, natural condition of the human being to the social and institutional way of living (into organized groups of men).

The point is that those debaters maybe divaricated in some themes such as religion, but they all agreed about recognition being the basis of modern societies. I take Rousseau, Montesquieu, Loke and even Hobbes as examples (sorry for misusing some words, I am actually google translating from french).
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Mx250z wrote:
That's some shit right there. No more smoking. :/ Sadd


Drugs in body = no job