You are forgetting an important one (and one of my favorites)
Ayn Rand, who said that life should be lived objectively, with all rationale and knowledge coming from our senses and nothing else. Science is absolute.
I believe that Immanuel Kant who said that man's concepts are only a delusion, and that reality doesn't exist. I have a quote on that for you.
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Man is limited to a consciousness of a specific nature, which perceives by specific means and no others, therefore, his consciousness in not valid; man is blind because he has eyes-deaf, because he has ears-and the things he perceives do not exist, because he perceives them
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His morality consisted of total selflessness.
Hegel said that matter does not exist at all, and that everything is Idea.
That's all I know, but what do you expect, I'm only 18
