On his blog, Pointless Wanderings, Aditya Kulkarni (a.k.a. PK) gives advice on How to be a (Fake) Philosopher. P.K. advises:
“Philosophy is mostly using bad metaphors to explain something you don’t understand in the first place. Learn this well, it will come in handy.”
P.K. shares 4 basic rules for becoming a great (fake) philosopher:
- Use simple words, but complex constructs.
- Use oxymoronic opposites.
- Say, “I’ll give you an example,” then don’t give the example.
- Use random metaphors.
Go to P.K.’s site for a more detailed (and funny) explanation. Also check out his post about how, as a kid, he believed WWF wrestler, The UnderTaker, was going to literally bring about the end of the world.
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