1. Jean-Paul Sartre (100%)

2. John Stuart Mill (91%)

3. Ayn Rand (90%)

4. Kant (86%)

5. David Hume (62%)

6. Prescriptivism (62%)

7. Jeremy Bentham (58%)

8. Epicureans (55%)

9. Stoics (55%)

10. Aquinas (52%)

11. Aristotle (52%)

12. Nietzsche (50%)

13. Thomas Hobbes (50%)

14. Cynics (43%)

15. Nel Noddings (41%)

16. Plato (33%)

17. Ockham (31%)

18. Spinoza (29%)

19. St. Augustine (29%)

omg, rand? how did that happen!? i clicked on the link and was given these:

+ We should all act with our own interests as the ultimate goal of our actions.

+ We have free will.

+ Moral standards are objective, and can be known rationally.

i guess number 2 is what got me all rand-ified? i don't know.

if i didn't just take a shower, i'd take one now.

anyhow, i got off work early today, so i am in secret happyland. i took a nice long cool shower and made my bed and got some of my favorite beer and am listening to the radical mix i made for this guy at work last night. he's super nice, but his musical taste is...well. look, he can like whatever he wants, i just want to share, ok?