Key philosopher?

Question

what is the key philosopher

Answer 1

The philosopher who has the key.

¡Genial! - 005faa61, Apr 25, 2011

jeje - Izanoni1, Apr 25, 2011

Answer 2

It's probably used to refer to the most important or influential philosopher in a particular area.

You should provide some context, the minimum is normally the whole sentence, for people to be able to fully understand how the term is used.

Answer 3

I wonder....If a key falls in the forest but nobody
is there to hear it, does it still make a sound?
Maybe this guy knows

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Answer 4

To quote Bill Clinton..."that depends on what is is".

Answer 5

If someone opens a door and it wasn't locked, is there still a key?

Answer 6

the locksmith

Answer 7

I think rather than the philosopher with a key, maybe a key that practices philosophy as a hobby?

Answer 8

Ooh! Ooh! I know who the key philosopher is!! Thomas Locke!! (Okay . . . put down the stones . . . .)

That is funny. - dc-alien-z, Apr 25, 2011

Answer 9

Well, Laz knows something about just about everything, so if he doesn't know what you're talking about we need more information.

I am not that knowledgeable. I was just saying that there is no question in the title or otherwise. We can only guess. - lazarus1907, Apr 25, 2011

bs, Laz, you're one of the sharpest dudes I've ever come across! - GaryT, Apr 25, 2011

Answer 10

I am wondering why you say what is the key philosopher rather than who is the key philosopher. I am going with Plato or Aristotle.

Answer 11

That's easy, David Hume.