Whatever you think of their theories, everyone knows who John Stuart Mill is, who Karl Marx is... yet their ideas were most influential years later.
Russian censors didn't ban Das Kapital because they thought no one would read it. Mill was laughed at, and told "Mr Mill might impart a little more common sense" with regards to arguments which are now taught throughout the western world.
When students read textbooks in 2070, who will be the significant political scientists of the early 21st century?
Jaxon Ramirez
Dr. Ron Paul
Carter Nelson
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Brandon Sullivan
Trump's tweets
Brody Anderson
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Jace Morales
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Jonathan Murphy
Peterson desu
Feels like a Hitchens-type guy very well suited for the times
Kayden Howard
Burdo barde
Jose Clark
Hans Hermann Hoppe
Charles Scott
Trump makes more sense than Ron Paul. I could see people a century from now carrying pocketbooks of Trump tweets, like an American version of Mao's little red book...
Jeremiah Fisher
Zero chance. If Hoppe was going to make it he already would have.
Isaac Lewis
Unironically chomsky It'll take a millennium to expunge that faggot from history
Jose Reed
If the kikes win then probably Chomsky
Evan Ortiz
Charles Murray.
Wyatt Carter
Bretty gudd
Gabriel Wood
Sometimes people aren't appreciated in their own times, I wouldn't be surprised if HHH falls into that category. (checked) Almost definite at this point right?
Isaiah Gray
The Hitchens brothers will probably be remembered in their respective traditions, but more like a Putnam than a Descartes - intelligent guys who effectively applied mostly existing theories and perspectives.
I can see some of Dawkins' work being seen as foundational if more positivist and/or empiricist philosophy becomes popular.
But with the way things are going, people may remember the impact of non philosophers like Bill Clinton, Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping, and Donald Trump more for their transformative effect on politics and political systems.
Caleb Perry
Pewdiepie
Wyatt Morgan
Kinda like people remember Bismarck...
They'll still insinuate that Trump took his lead from an intellectual though. Bannon?
Nicholas Brown
Alan watts
Christian Cox
in 50 years I'll look back on this era and smile.
Liam Jackson
(((Moses))) (((Abraham))) (((Jakov)))
Blake Sanchez
Miguel Alcubierre Shinichi Mochizuki
Will both be remembered in their fields.
Cameron Ortiz
>Russian censors didn't ban Das Kapital because they thought no one would read it
The American educational system at work, ladies and gentlemen.
No one did read it. Most people read the Communist Manifesto, and interpretive literature surrounding Marx. As is today.
The Russian revolution was mainly led by non-Russian European academics and Jews.
Carter Taylor
Trump will be the 5th pres on Rushmore, and will be on the 100$ bill in the future.
source: im from the future
Bentley Bennett
This one.
Ian Ward
There will be no children in 2070. The robots will have siezed control by then.
Leo Murphy
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Connor Green
Even when he's long gone, he will live on as a dank meme. Long after his political philosophies and beliefs are forgotten, he will still be a symbol of what's to come.
