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Albert Camus played football. What was his position?
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goalkeeper
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Name one of Plato's siblings (incl. half brother).
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Glaucon, Adeimantus, Potone or Antiphon
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Epicurus died a slow and painful death due to...
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bladder stone
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Nietzsche was an amateur composer mocked by this professional composer:
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Richard Wagner / Hans von Bülow
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Jeremy Bentham got the idea for Panopticon while visiting his brother in...
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White Russia
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What did Simone de Beauvoir (allegedly) do to young girls she was teaching?
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groom / seduce
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While most women of her time preferred anonymity, Margaret Cavendish claimed authorship with ____ engraved on the cover of her works.
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her portrait
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One of Slavoj Žižek's four wives (so far) was a model from which country?
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Argentina
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René Descartes served as a mercenary in which country's army?
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Dutch Republic
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How many children Arthur Schopenhauer had out-of-wedlock?
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two
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Kim Hyung-suk, the philosopher of life, dreams, meaning (of life) and happiness was acquainted with which East Asian leader?
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Kim Il-Sung
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In which game would you find Avicenna aka Ibn Sina as "a Great Person for the Abbasid civilization"?
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Sid Meier's Civilization VII
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Diogenes once said "If Manes can live without Diogenes, why not Diogenes without Manes?" - What was Manes to Diogenes?
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slave
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Bertrand Russell stated he owed his life to smoking after surviving an airplane crash on his way to (city or country)?
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Trondheim / Norway
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Which eating utensil did Søren Kierkegaard's father call his son?
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The Fork
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He Yan helped his warlord stepdaddy interpret which famous military text?
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The Art of War
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Pyotr Chaadayev dared criticize Russia of his time and ended up being possibly the first dissenter ever pronounced legally ______
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insane
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George Gurdjieff was rumored to take part in the 19th century Russian versus British empire rivalry over Central Asia known as...
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The Great Game
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Xenophon was a mercenary in a group called... (Hint: It's a big number.)
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The Ten Thousand
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Emil Cioran was a glass half _____ kind of guy, to the max!
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empty
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The self taught Thomas Henry Huxley was known as whose Bulldog? (Hint: D)
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Darwin
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Laozi composed Dào Dé Jīng, dropped the mic and withdrew (direction).
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west
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Like Laozi, Liezi was from this intellectual brewing province:
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Henan
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Thomas Aquinas fancied Christianity "wrong" to his family's liking. Consequently, they produced a scheme to snap him out of it. They kidnapped him, imprisoned him and hired a prostitute to make him quit ________.
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celibacy
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John Dewey lectured in China, earning the title "American _________", the followers of whom promptly ignored the teachings.
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Confucius
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Secundus the Silent was into the proposition that every woman is a harlot. To test this, he went home unrecognizable, paid 50 gold to ______ to sleep with him, as you do. As a consequence, she hung herself and he took a vow of silence.
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his mother
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Tominaga Nakamoto's favorite saying goes: "______ is the beginning of lying and stealing".
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hiding
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Khana, besides advocating not eating too much, liked her food with a little bit of bitter and a little bit of ____.
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salt
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Saint Augustine of Hippo fornicated for 15 years in the city of:
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Carthage
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Zeno of Citium declined the citizenship of:
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Athens
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