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Looks like someone made a Flash game “simulating” debates about Philosophy - “Socrates Jones: Pro Philosopher”. Review and walkthrough (and link to the game itself) is in jayisgames.com/archives/2013/08/socrates_jones_pro_philosopher.php (and just in case that doesn’t work, the same game can also be found in kongregate.com/games/ChiefWakamakamu/socrates-jones-pro-philosopher). Perhaps it would be interesting for some participants of this subforum (or, perhaps of subforum “Popular Media”)…?
As one might note, St. Thomas Aquinas or Aristotle are not among the characters… Could it be a sign that finding something that seems to disprove what they taught proved harder than in case of Protagoras or Kant…?
By the way, perhaps I should add that, contrary to what one can expect after the first part of the game, later it does indicate that Utilitarianism of John Stuart Mill is not that perfect…
As one might note, St. Thomas Aquinas or Aristotle are not among the characters… Could it be a sign that finding something that seems to disprove what they taught proved harder than in case of Protagoras or Kant…?
By the way, perhaps I should add that, contrary to what one can expect after the first part of the game, later it does indicate that Utilitarianism of John Stuart Mill is not that perfect…
