Who was the first archetypal fedora in history, /his/?

You'd have to define it first, the meaning has been severely diluted and made into "anyone who disagrees with me" just like every old meme does. Otherwise a ton of retards are going to just flood you with people they don't like.

>>1613135
>archetypal

Anon, do I really have to?

>>1613138
Have you seen the other threads on this board? You basically have to define every word in your post or you'll be overrun by ESL retards and newfags who don't know the original intent behind older terms.

>>1613138
>>1613144
And I actually meant defining fedora, since archetypal isn't a meme, last I checked.

>>1613144
Well, since someone posted Diogenes, I guess I have to. But, I want to see how this plays out.

>>1613135
Not OP but a fedora is someone who acts smug and confident in their beliefs and feels superior about them despite putting forward little evidence to back it.

>>1613207
Take your pick of one of the people who disagree with Socrates during any of the Platonic dialogues.

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>>1613128

>>1613139
Are you fucking retarded bro? This guy only brought banter.

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>>1613128

Early Monotheistic religions

>>1613128
at this time of day I feel good not because not real god’s blessing but I enlightened by my own head

-Piyama 10,000 BC(E)

Xenophanes

>>1613128
I see my breath as one aspect of nature, I am euphoric while depicting the natural upon a cave wall to express a symbolic understanding of a fundamental underpinning of reality (also calling in those dank deer).

t. 30k year old dude.

>>1613227
>take your pick of these ancient strawmen

*tips*

>>1613128
Fedoras are named after the fictional character Fedora from the play Fedora
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%A9dora