The Philosophical Elements: A Magical History of Philosophy

Thales:

There is something practical to do...

Anaxagoras:

There is a semblance...

Anaximenes:

There is mindful energy.

Zeno:

There are many systems.

Protagoras:

Nature is human.

Anaxagoras:

Creation can be written.

Plato:

I invented God.

Aristotle:

One may know of nature.

St. Augustine:

There is a book...

Hume:

God might be abstract matter, or he is probably not magic.
—Nathan Coppedge's answer to What did David Hume believe was the ultimate nature of reality?

Antoinette:

Secret plans.

Hegel:

Metaphysics is possible on paper.

Marx:

There is some kind of Innuendo...

Nietzsche:

I can have special license.

Sartre:

What if what we need is something familiar?

Levinas:

We can recover from evil.

Coppedge:

Impossible magic is possible after all.

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