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Greatest Philosophers You've Never Heard Of - Ranked When it comes to greatest philosophers, everyone's heard of Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle. They're practically celebrity philosophers. But as much clout as these three titans of philosophy bring to the table, there are many others who've influenced philosophical thought throughout history. There are so many sages that don't get the credit they deserve. While some may point to Ancient Greece as the originator of philosophy, many others around the world have also pushed it into new directions. Not surprisingly, some of these obscure philosophers even influenced the work of the great thinkers of history. That being said, put on your thinking caps, here are the Greatest Philosophers You've Never Heard Of.
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