Dou you have interest in philisophy?

I personally find philosophy to be a bunch of BS. It seems to me that these guys back in the day had nothing better to do and decided to write books to make them sound really smart. I just don't feel I need these so called philosphers to help me decide what to do in certain situations and all that stuff.

Yes I do,I admire many philosophers, but a phrase I've always in mind "who drinks alone water it has a secret to hide" by Charles Baudelaire "chi beve solo acqua ha un segreto da nascondere"

not at all. I prefer more "concrete" things.

Plato is my favourite which I suppose means I definitely prefer abstract things! I love the idea of everything having an Ideal form and the Symposium on love is wonderful. I also really like the shadows in a cave analogy of life. Thinkers such as Gurdjieff and Jung who have built on these ideas are really stimulating. I'm not sure whether he qualifies as a philosopher as such but Colin Wilson's New Existentialism is really inspiring too. All of these authors ideas I find really life enhancing and that has got to be the sign of a good philosopher. More recent philosophers that I have enjoyed just for making me think have been Peter Vardy (really a theologian I think but it is basically philosophy of religion) and Jonathan Glover.

I love discussing and thinking about philosophy, although I have had very little training in it... My favourite philosophers would have to be Buddha, Nietzche and Robert Anton Wilson... and of course, me.

More than just an interest, for me philosophy is a passion. There are, I think, a few philosophers that really stand out, these are my favourites. Aristotle, greatest of the ancients Nietzsche Thoreau Wittgenstein All the best urban

I am interested. Sometimes, my friends say to me that i am talking like a philosopher. And sometime i feel like a philosopher.

My favourite one is Bertrand Russell and Kautilya.

i dont have interest in philosophy

I've always enjoy Peter vanInwagen, John Polkinghorne, and as far as rationalists go, Rene Descartes. Oh, and I can't forget about the ancients: Aristotle and Plato, especially.