The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

There’s nothing like a good, old conversation about life, purpose, and meaning. These kind of conversations often have a philosophical basis, i.e., a set of logical guidelines, and we ubiquitously endure them. Philosophy is the description we can give to life when it pertains to value, purpose, and our existence as a whole. We can often perceive things differently, but philosophy is often used to describe a consolidated worldview. It’s ultimately there to come to a conclusion, but people do little to get the right answers. This is where idiotic philosophies come from, and with it comes endless stupidity. These are the 10 dumbest philosophies in the universe, at least for now. There’s no telling how many stupid beliefs are out there, and many of them have a story to tell.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

1. Nihilism

The discussion behind nihilism often goes nowhere, and it’s part of the reason for its uselessness. While the people who swear by it claim little meaning in existence, they are displaying the exact opposite. If you cannot see the duplicity involved, it will almost seem like an excuse to commit complete debauchery. People will believe what they want, but the worst people often have the silliest philosophies. It’s guided by selfishness, and it does nothing to further our quality of life. There is no point in arguing with a nihilist, because the facile argument serves only to rationalize and confuse this overbearing anti-philosophy. In the end, the only thing you can expect from this is a conversation to stupid town.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

2. Solipsism

Just like nihilism, solipsism is another philosophical viewpoint that does little to back up its claims. This philosophy claims that there is no proof of anyone else’s existence. It takes “I think, therefore I am,” but it makes it even stupider. If you want to believe that you are the only one in the universe, then have fun being alone. There’s no letting go of these superficial feelings, but the emotions of ignorance are all we have. With such beliefs, the extremes describe the extent of a person’s psychosis, doing nothing to fix it. Along with this come delusions of grandeur and other fallacious notions. It also happens to be an unfortunate truth that the dumbest and weakest of us are the ones believing this tripe.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

3. Survivalism

When we are talking about philosophy, there’s no avoiding the mention of “survival of the fittest.” We cannot walk ten feet without foregoing this one; it’s a fun statement. The idea that we are surviving is a real one, but it is often overemphasized. There is no doubting its origins, but the evolution is quite foretelling. We can look at it as a veritable honesty, but we can also see it as an idea pushed through philosophy. Although we can ignore the truth for the sake of moving on, we cannot overcome this fact. While the truth cannot be tamed, the same people are claiming that we should eat meat, have babies, and murder dissenters. If the truth is simply a fear of death, then not everything should be done for the sake of survival. Well, this seems to be lacking in several key areas.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

4. Creationism

Well, if we are going to talk about philosophy, then we have to discuss creationism as well. Although many would claim it as the truth, it is in fact a basis for untold certainty that contains very little knowledge, e.g., creators, freewill, etcetera. Those of us who are rational would consider it an archaic placeholder, but why not allow the dumbness to prevail. It would generally fall under theism, but these perceptions of truth are no different. The concept is short, simple, but very much asinine and controlling in reality. While the fantasy of endless morals and justifications seems wise to a dumb man, it falls short to real thinkers. Unfortunately, the real thinkers seem to have a hard time conceptualizing facts, too.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

5. Reincarnation

Reincarnation is seen as a stated reality amongst Buddhists, but it can never be explained with profound certainty. There are even religions that claim your readmittance to this game without memory — this seeming reasonable against written scripture. Instead of hiding behind subjectivism, they claim an ultimate truth through a pervasive, encompassing cult. At the same time, they have no answers while claiming that everything is up to the viewer. They can claim the ethics of truth while also claiming that we know nothing. Even if there were a infinite universe that went on forever, you would still cease to exist once you’re finally dead. It’s just too bad that most people have a hard time accepting this.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

6. Communism (Marxism)

When it comes to surreal philosophies, some feel as though they have the answers more than others. The ideas of communism are no different, and it came to be for the reasons of control. It was only a century and a half ago when the forefathers of this political philosophy decided to bare bread. Even if the philosophy had something to say, it did it in the worst possible way. Although capitalism is no better, it can at least be turned into something decent. Unfortunately, the world seems to offset itself through the extent of extremes and unyielding discrepancy. There’s no doubting that communism, or Marxism, is one of the worse, and it’s application is morbid. In all practically, the world could have seen something better, but all they ended up witnessing was an abject failure.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

7. Utilitarianism

Perspective is everything, but when people take subjectivism too far, there are prices to pay. While most philosophers could make an interesting point through their methods, they were ultimately ignorant. It’s not to say that nothing could be gained, but the meaning is lost in the process. This is what makes philosophy stand the test of time, be it in the past or present. Although I can agree with some of what utilitarianism implies, the thoughts are taken needlessly deep without payoff. The tenets — the endless mush about happiness — are unfounded and thoughtless. If you want to do what is best for most, then follow a better philosophy that works for everyone without the suffering.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

8. Free Will

For the sake of keeping most of this list succinct: We are roleplaying. Humans are always looking for a meaning and purpose, and there is nothing being satisfied. but what they fail to realize is that this is only a dysfunctional mechanism of basal survival. If we are going to look at something like negative utilitarianism, a kind of consequentialism, our disagreements may be discrepant. We can all think freely, but our minds are bound no matter what we do to force a narrative. There is nothing but speaking through the truth, and this is not some kind of “free will.” Pretentious arguments are then turned inside-out in sight of the insidious facts of determinism. In fact, we are all playing a ruthless roleplay — the zero-sum game of pure death and destruction.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

9. Libertarianism

There are numerous theories that are stupid, but few of them are dumber than libertarianism. This political philosophy is gracious only in it’s clueless ability to be hopeful. Although, I can agree on what is said to some degree, but it ultimately ends with a shallow sense of freedom. At the priceless cost of civilization, we can burrow endless projections onto this harmless ministerial rogue. We can even play games of wordplay (semantics) and create our own philosophies with direct intention or discovery. Unfortunately, most philosophies are myopic and only serve to superficially describe our reality with rules; it’s not like we have much to choose from. Even the good ones are bad … for one reason or another.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

10. Antinatalism

While I am all for anti-natalism as a whole, it simply does not go far enough. There are plenty of reasons not to procreate, but most people try to avoid the real possibilities. We can continue to ignore them with mild, brief philosophies that do little to send an affirmative message. (If you want the truth, then you will likely have to search for it.) Otherwise, we can look at the small, little details that matter most and condense the philosophy into something more impactful. In fact, there just so happens to a philosophy that does this. It is called efilism, which is “life” spelled backwards, and it describes a universe without any harm, period. This is the way that it should always work, but people have to be tempted.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

Ending

In spite of the endless kinds of philosophies that exist, their meager ramblings do little to change the truth. How we navigate the universe is more important, but we’d rather get lost in the fluff. The world is controlled by perspective, and it always comes second place to the facts. If we want to succeed, there has to be some kind of agreement. There is no willingness to make progress, and we hedge our bets by furthering ourself from an uncomfortable realization. Regardless of the empirical this or ontological that, we only find ourselves agreeing to disagree. Most idiots are then guided to useless philosophies, and the philosophy only exacerbates their issues further. Unfortunately, we never come full circle by realizing this, and we fail to succeed in the best ways possible.

The 10 Dumbest Philosophies

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