Welcome to my website fellow followers of Mr. Brown/members of period 3 Philosophy of Knowledge with Mr. Brown. I am right off the bat guessing that you are the only people who will actually bother checking out something as potentially boring as class notes but I assure you that these are the opposite of boring (anti-boring).

These notes were originally intended to be a one-way conversation between student and teacher, which made the first week or so of doing journals very awkward and stiff. I loosened up eventually though, and realizing how weird it is to write for only one person I began addressing my audience (Mr. Brown) indirectly and directly at the same time, some times even in the same post.

To my former Philosophy peers: I hope that my notes of our great discussions brings back the great moments that we shared together in room 117. Even if you read the whole thing and it only triggers one good memory of great times shared, than my note taking was not in vain. Please please please let me know if you liked reading these notes, its more of a happiness thing than an ego thing.

To everyone else: I hope you learn a little about Philosophy and a lot about how intellectual (and off-topic) high school kids can be.

To preserve the original state of my notes to view them you must download the file from the link below. This file is both quarters put into one, so when I say "journal over" at the end of quarter one it is merely a literary sigh of relief and not a command to stop reading.