Jan 31, 2010
The Epicurean Way: Do those things which bring you most pleasure.
The Stoic Way: Do those things which need to be done and suck it up.
The Cartesian Way: Do those things which can not be thought or imagined away.
The Machiavellian Way: Do over others before they do over you.
The Positivist Way: Let Task 1 = x, and Task 2 = y, if x then y.
The Nietzschean Way: Do whatever the hell you want to.
The Augustinian Way: Do whatever the hell you want to, but God is right to punish you for it.
The Hobbesian Way: Do whatever the hell you want to, but your leader is right to punish you for it.
The Existentialist Way: Do whatever the hell you want to, but it doesn’t mean anything.
The Zen Way: Do and not do - it’s not about the doing at all.
The Taoist Way: The Way is neither doing or not doing.
The Heideggerian Way: Who is doing what now?
The Postmodernist Way: Doing is so last millennium.
The Skeptics’ Way: Find a reason not to do anything.
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