What is the most practical philosophy?

Not having one.

>>1812776
Don't give a fuck ism

Practicism

Don't take life seriously, we're nothing more but replacement value.

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>>1812776

Don't put labels on yourself so easily, figure things out yourself.

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>>1812937
This

>>1812776

Only eternal things matter.

>>1812776
Pragmatism, check out Dewey, Schiller, James & Pierce.

practicalism
Saying and doing anything for your best outcome.

>>1812776
Legalism

Stoicism.

>>1812776
Originality.

Don't ask for your enlightenment served to you on a silver platter, find it yourself. Only then can you build an understanding of anything and potentially everything. Go nuts, undergo a few Existential Crises, figure out shit that no one you know can figure out, blow away some peoples minds, go against everything anyone says and figure shit out the hard way.
And, have inspiration. No philosopher got into philosophy without inspiration. I recommend look at the works of Plato for starters, and moving onto people like Nietzsche (and learn what to and what not to take out of his words; he really was just an edgy fuck but he had some good things to say). Then move on from there. Have a goal in mind too. Try to prove something, or prove against something, hell, maybe find out that you're wrong and then spread the word and do whatever it takes to prove your newfound philosophy.

>>1813918
this

Stoic