Thales:
“Can I buy you a drink of water?”
Parmenides:
[singing] “Don’t go changing, to try and please me. I love you just the way you are.”
Cratylus:
[Says nothing. Waves his finger flirtatiously.]
Pyrrho:
“Are those real?”
Plato:
“I couldn’t help noticing that you participate in the Form of the Hot.”
Aristotle:
“You bring out the social animal in me.”
Descartes:
“Pinch me, honey, ‘cause I think I must be dreaming.”
Berkeley:
“I can’t get you out of my mind.”
Kant:
“Wow, great phenomena. What are the noumena like?”
Schopenhauer:
“I’m willing. How about you?”
Nietzsche:
“Why settle for the last man when you can have the superman?”
Nagel:
“So, what is it like to be a babe?”
Lewis:
“What’s a nice girl like you doing in a possible world like this?”
Churchland:
“I don’t believe we’ve met.”
Feser:
“Potency and act divide being in such a way that whatever is, is either a pure act, or else coalesces necessarily from potency and act as from its first and intrinsic principles. I say more about this in my books Aquinas and The Last Superstition.”
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