The Riddle of the Sphinx
The original answer "a man", because he crawls as a baby, walks as an adult, and uses a cane as an old man makes it, in my opinion, a very suspect riddle. Seems like pretty loose thinking at best, some philosophers might actually help on that one.
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Thales and the Olive Presses
"We philosophers are not interested in worldly goods. What is gold and riches compared to the thrill of spite?"
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Presocratic Staff Meeting
"It's just a word. Don't you know anything about language? The sounds are arbitrary"
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Philosophy at the Olympics
"But what really does it mean to be the best? It fuckin' rules, that's what it means."
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The Invention of Philosophy
"What if everything is composed of regret?"
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Thales Picks Water
Thales, after looking around and seeing how many things aren't water: "god damnit."
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A Brief History of Metaphysics
Also...everything is facts.
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Thales Invents Philosophy
And yes, to answer your question, regrets are made out of water.
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A Presocratic Get Together
But actually Pythagoras was wrong, the perfect joke is made of water because everything is water.
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Jury Selection
If you've noticed any characters appearing and disappearing, it isn't because the artist is lazy, it is because an evil demon is deceiving you.
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Ancient Greek Office
They all laughed, but Thales's bottled water company went on to become a billion dollar empire.
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Hypatia of Alexandria and the Seven Presocratics
Later on, Socrates forgot that he poisoned the apple, and ate it himself. Plato had to make up this whole story about an apology, because it was just too embarrassing.
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