>tfw Ludwig Wittgenstein would've made an awesome programmer

>>2273611
>Analytical "philosophy"

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>>2273611
>A man of his epoch.

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>>2273618
>It ended up "working"

>>2273622
>science religion
>philosophy
Start reading Plato

Literally nobody understands Wittgenstein not even Wittgenstein.

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>>2273611
To be fair, Russell and then Wittgenstein memed themselves out of philosophy (Russell at least) and into philosophy of language, and/or grammar (from an ontological perspective that includes Chomsky)

Wittgenstein was uber-NEET, though.

>>2273648
It's like he's defining a language. Which is impossible with a natural language that is on a constant ontogenic relation with the Universe, yet computers are the domain of "pure reason" in which 1 + 1 = 2 because of the imperative use of language
>just because
and so his ideas could ultimately thrive

https://people.umass.edu/klement/tlp/tlp.pdf

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>>2273680
I think that Wittgenstein turned himself as a cognitive being into a computer through an exacerbating examination and subsequently pure us of language.

If you catch glimpses of his thought here and there, you might notice how he was incredibly lucid on his awareness on the limits of his mind vis-a-vis language.

Wittgenstein is the culmination of Anglo autism
there is a reason why Germany surpassed Britain in the early 20th century in all areas

The Tractatus is unreadable. Prove me wrong.

>>2273648
>Literally nobody understands Wittgenstein not even Wittgenstein.

t. guy who didn't get it

>>2275745
>i didn't get it

Friendly reminder that his greatest work is On Certainty.