Morality & Philosophy

Took a test.
Results:

1. Kant (100%)
2. Jean-Paul Sartre (81%)
3. John Stuart Mill (78%)
4. Jeremy Bentham (74%)
5. Stoics (67%)
6. Aquinas (61%)
7. Ayn Rand (61%)
8. Spinoza (57%)
9. Prescriptivism (56%)
10. Epicureans (55%)
11. Aristotle (54%)
12. St. Augustine (50%)
13. David Hume (45%)
14. Nietzsche (45%)
15. Ockham (42%)
16. Cynics (40%)
17. Plato (40%)
18. Nel Noddings (38%)
19. Thomas Hobbes (20%)


Annoying that Ayn Rand ended up so high on the list. And that Nietzsche ended up so far down.

FUBAR

More or less the story of my life right now. Started with the cat tipping over a glass of milk over the computer. Things to follow: failed test, writing an essay I don't understand shit about, hating my new class (not all of it but substantial parts), not having any money and still they run through my hands like sand, shoes breaking, a cat who won't heal, feeling more like a social misfit every day and so forth. Not to mention that my girlfriend is extremely pissed of at me for leaving that glass of milk at the desk.

Things that have brightened my life is the fact that I am going to Belgium (home of childmolestors and the deep fried snickers) to visit a friend. That will be very nice. Another thing is the almighty GALLHAMMER (http://www.gallhammer.com). Three chicks from Japan playing Hellhammer/Amebix-y black metal. Insanely good.

Oh, and I got a new computer. It's my baby. Got it this morning. It is really beautiful. A sleek, black macbook. Got a lot of nifty special effects.