Generica Philosophies

• Godless: atheists (of a sort), agnostics and deists. Evince the belief that 'gods' are what / who they are portrayed as (i.e. actual divine beings as opposed to merely very powerful entities).
• Apotheosists: the belief that inherent in every being is the possibility of divinity.
• Empiricists: the belief in rational analysis and what can be observed over what is supposed.
• Entropists: believe that entropy is the goal and / or inevitable outcome of existence.
• Fatalists: believe that death is but a transitional state between forms of existence, and that the events of 'life' are merely ephemera.
• Materialists: believe that the only meaningful measure of existence is the accumulation of power and material things during life.
• Intellectualists: believe that the purpose of life is to learn, gaining greater knowledge and understanding.
• Determinists: believe that self-determination and a casting off of imposed restrictions is the purpose of existence.
• Probists: the belief that defining and adhering to a concrete system of conduct and behavior is essential to existence.
• Reperationists: believe that existence is validated by adhering to and maintaining moral / ethical balance, and serving justice and retribution upon those who unbalance the scales.
• Revolutionists: believe that laws and imposed order are artificial, arbitrary, and inherently against the natural order of things.
• Surrealists: believe that what is held to be reality is merely a dreamlike artificial and / or symbolic state and that each person has the right and ability to define their own interpreation of it.
• Sensationists: the belief that the evidence of the senses is the only meaningful measure of existence, and that existence is enriched by experiencing as much as possible.
• Integrationists: the belief that distinct people are all just facets of the same reality, and thus are all connected and on some level are all one being; existence can be enriched by seeking to attune with primal forces of the multi-verse.