No, James S Saint was too cool and level headed to think like that, he wasn’t any kind of little whining priss. He was far more respectable than all of that.
The only other way it makes sense to me is if encode_decode (also) has access to J.S. Saint’s account on Neosophi, and posted those things under his name. And considering he’s secretly Joker, it wouldn’t surprise me–wait!
Joker, did you kill James, or were you James!? Your first account was that of James L. Walker, after all…
These symbols are united in that of the trident, which literally means “three-tooth”. The trident is the weapon of Shiva, whose steed is a white bull, and of Poseidon/Neptune, who sent a white bull to seduce Pasiphaë. I could go on!
I see. (People who want me to go on about that bull stuff may want to check this out, by the way: http://www.ilovephilosophy.com/viewtopic.php?p=2117098#p2117098.) So e_d’s tribute to James may really be posthumous, then. Tragic irony, man, tragic irony…
This brings up a good question…
What kind of philosopher is the “grim reaper”?
Is he the devil or some other aspect of Satan?
And who would Satan admire as a philosopher?
From what I read, he seems to be a rather
Emotional kind of guy! He doesn’t seem to
Be into rational kind of thoughts…
I agree, he was a dinosaur. A formidable dinosaur, though.
Logically, that either means He does care about objectivism, and possibly nihilism too, but just cannot care about it less than a certain positive amount. Unless you think He may care less than nothing… If not, then let us try and care a negative amount. Then if so after all, we may actually end up caring a positive amount?