>For two or three years, under [McTaggart's] influence, I was a Hegelian. I remember the exact moment during my fourth year when I became one. I had gone out to buy a tin of tobacco, and was going back with it along Trinity Lane, when suddenly I threw it up in the air and exclaimed: ‘Great God in boots! – the ontological argument is sound!’ Although after 1898 I no longer accepted McTaggart’s philosophy, I remained fond of him until an occasion during the first war, when he asked me no longer to come and see him because he could not bear my opinions. He followed this up by taking a leading part in having me turned out of my lectureship.

>>24498354 (OP)
>...And then I moved on to F.H Bradley

>‘Great God in boots! – the ontological argument is sound!’
Jesus Cringing Christ.

>>24498370
>Jesus Cringing Christ
Jesus Cringing Christ

>>24498354 (OP)
>he asked me no longer to come and see him because he could not bear my opinions
literally me when I start discussing anything philosophical with my plebeian friends

>>24498373
he was referring to his opinions on the war. mctaggart was a war loving chud

you're bottoming out in a completely different woman at this point

>>24498354 (OP)
And that man was Albert Einstein

>>24500591
my next bertie thread will be about the time he met einstein. but i have to wait for this one to die so I can use the same picture

>>24498354 (OP)
pacifist dumbass