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Hi everyone, Have you ever known a (Philosopher) that doesn't love to take walks in the woods and perhaps find a tree to sit under and stimulate their minds with thoughts of philosphy?and if you so happen to be a passerby and ask them, What is the meaning of life? Well my friends be prepared for a speech that will take you deep into the night and until the morning dawns,steve.

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Philosopher's Walk, Kyoto, Japan.

February 2012.

Canon 550D.

...and he is also a great photographer ;-)

 

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Bernkastel-Kues, Germany.

 

The first settlements date back to the time of the Linear Pottery culture, some 5000 years ago. The present town developed in the Middles Ages. Bernkastel was granted town status by King Rudolph of Habsburg in 1291. Bernkastel literally means "bear castle".

 

In 1905, Bernkastel, on the right bank, was merged with the village of Kues, on the left bank. They were joined by the villages of Andel and Wehlen in 1970.

 

Kues was the birthplace of Cardinal Nicholas of Cusa ("Nikolaus von Kues" in German, 1401-1464), a philosopher, jurist, mathematician, and astronomer, who is regarded as one of the greatest geniuses and polymaths of the 15th century.

 

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Candid portrait of my dad in a talkative mood, while sitting in the restaurant.

I think this is my favorite bar name, ever.

 

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Pondering what he discovered and learned while in the wormhole...

Birds don't fly much in foggy weather. Josef is planning his day, hoping for less fog.

The Academy of Athens with statues of Athena (upper left), Apollo (upper right), Socrates (lower right) and Plato (lower left)

This image represents a character who only plays in some of our casts: The Philosopher.

 

This character is the most unsung hero of the entire cast collection. Not only is the Philosopher rarely utilized but his very existence is barely known, buried 6ft under stigma. To paraphrase Seneca; the Philosopher builds the personality, orders one's life, regulates one's conduct and sits at the helm, keeping one on the correct course despite being tossed about in perilous seas.

 

Through their flow of constant rationality, they're able to analyze our behavioural thought patterns and in short, reveal what we ought to do and what we ought to not.

 

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In reflection of humankind, I no longer see any soul or overall governing self in individuals. There is no Jay Cloud, there is only a network of characters and desires competing for attention and control.

Bayou DeView, Monroe County Arkansas

 

Maybe he comes here at night to stargaze.

Tarkine Rainforest, Tasmania

Kind of an awkward question.

 

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a kind of self-portrait

View of Dugald Stewart Monument, Edinburgh (Scotland, October 2016)

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Le cercle des Philosophes disparus, Vue du Dugald Stewart Monument Ć  Edimbourg (Ecosse, Octobre 2016)

Picture from "KolmƄrden" in Sweden.

11/366 Jan 11

 

No better place than the ocean to comptemplate the meaning of life

Friend, Philosopher, Historian - he exists in his 13th century castle "Escalup"

 

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