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You know you've stumbled upon a profound conversation when someone starts quoting a Greek philosopher. It's like they're the original influencers, except instead of hashtags, they had to settle for togas.
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Have you ever noticed how Greek philosophers sound like the original think-tank members? They were the ancient version of those friends who always have a philosophical answer for everything, even when you just ask, "What's for lunch?
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Have you noticed how every time someone wants to sound deep, they drop a quote from a Greek philosopher? It's like name-dropping, but with wisdom.
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Greek philosophy classes are like a mental gym workout. You leave feeling intellectually toned, but also slightly overwhelmed, wondering if your brain just did a marathon.
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I admire Greek philosophers, but imagine if they lived today. They'd be the ultimate podcast hosts—just imagine, "Welcome to 'Socratic Chat,' where we ask the tough questions and leave you with more questions than answers. Tune in for an existential crisis every Tuesday!
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Greek philosophers were the OGs of advice-giving. I mean, forget Dear Abby—back then, it was more like "Dear Socrates, how do I adult without accidentally drinking hemlock?
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Greek philosophers must have had killer pickup lines. I can just picture Socrates at a bar, hitting someone with, "Hey there, are you a philosopher? Because you've got me questioning the very nature of my reality.
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Greek philosophy is like the ancient version of self-help books. Instead of 'The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck,' they had 'The Subtle Art of Pondering Your Existence While Lounging in a Toga.
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Greek philosophers were the original skeptics. I mean, they basically spent their time saying, "Are we really sure about this whole 'reality' thing? Let's dig deeper.
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