Which philosopher is most like you?
Seventeen questions on happiness, freedom, God, love or death. At the end, you discover the three philosophers in the salon whose ideas are closest to yours, what you agree with them on, and the one who would contradict you the most. Enough to choose whom to debate with.
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This test is a pointer, not a verdict: reducing a way of thinking to a few answers inevitably simplifies it. The philosophers’ positions were established from their writings; where specialists disagree about them, they count less in the calculation.
You answered “in between” to almost every question: there are not enough positions taken to compare you with the philosophers. Take the test again and lean a little more one way, even by a single step.
Based on your answers, these are the thinkers in the salon who share your positions the most. The percentage shows on what share of the questions you are on the same side, among those where you both took a side.
This result is a pointer: every philosopher’s thought is richer than their answers to these questions. The best way to discover it is to put them in a debate.