Which of these gents does /lit/ prefer? Stirner is the golden

>>8788367
>Gödel
Him, duh.

He was a mathematician, too, so he's actually smart.

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>>8788382
>He was a mathematician, too, so he's actually smart.
What are you doing outside of /sci/, property?
>>8788367
>his actual writing is the rambling of an edgy teenager
Hardly. He's succinct for a philosopher, poetic, and doesn't talk down to his audience. There are only minor hints of edginess in the first quarter of the book.

>>8788407
Okay, that's a good image and all, but you don't want to mess with me.

So, stop.

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>>8788413
really makes my boots tremble, tough guy.

>>8788367
Goedel is like a double Wittgenstein. He had to disregard the Vienna circle's idiocy and treated them much like Wittgenstein treated Russel and his lot, but then also had to disregard Wittgenstein telling him he was wasting his time. Crazy shit.

What's Gödel's claim to fame?

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>>8788367
Godel, because he proved that it's impossible to prove anything. Truly mind-expanding stuff.

>>8788367
>be world's greatest logician
>starve to death due to paranoid fear that someone is trying to kill you by poisoning your food

>>8789839

No he didn't.

>>8789839
>The great misunderstanding

>>8788367
This would make a good anime

Spookbuster vs. Logicdestroyer

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Stirner is the more meme-worthy philosopher obviously.

But Gödel was probably more correct within his own context.