Oh yeah? You think you love wisdom? Name your top five really wise things.
After all, you wouldn't want young impressionable boys to get exposed to Hegel's ideas about women.
What? You never read Karl Marx's famous work: Communism is When You Steal Back Office Supplies From the Bourgeoisie
How do I know that life sucks? Well, I'm still having this conversation for one.
Al-Ma'arri was an Arab philosopher who lived in the 11th century. He went blind at a young age due to smallpox, and was mostly known for his anti-religious views, rationalism, and pessimism, as well as writing poetry. He criticized all the major religions for not supporting themselves with evidence, and for adhering to dogmatism. He thought we could only come to conclusions from reason, and that no authority, tradition, or superstition could overrule reason. He believed that there was no afterlife, and that life itself wasn't really worth living, so he was an early antinatalist, thinking that we should not have children. He also supported a kind of secular ethics, being a vegan and pacifist.