Snakisms
I guess I don't know enough philosophy to understand some of the jokes.<p>Anthropomorphism: the apple moves like the snake, man was made to the image of god and so on.<p>Apocalypticism: the game just ends after a few moves without notice.<p>Asceticism: the game ends if you eat the apple, you are supposed to be like a faquir.<p>Capitalism: you start the game with 50, spend 10 each apple you eat - when you are broke you can't afford the apple.<p>Casualism: I had to Google this one, the screen just flashes
with random squares.<p>Conservatism: just the plain old snakes game.<p>Determinism: the snake just moves by itself and you are unable to control the game - your destiny was set in stone the moment you were born.<p>Dualism: you can control the snake body with the regular controls, and you can move the snake mind with your mind. My mind is too weak so I was unable to move the snake mind.<p>Existentialism: you move the snake in a dark screen - after reading the wikipedia I guess the joke has to do with freedom in a meaningless world.<p>Holism: the whole screen moves with the snake (makes it very hard to get the apples in the corners)<p>Idealism: imagine you are playing a game of snakes<p>Monism: your play is not restrained by the walls - after reading it I guess the joke is about you being made of the same substance of god or something like that<p>Narcissism: when you finish the game it sends an email to the creator about how much you love his work.<p>Nihilism: just a black screen, no snake, no apples - nothing in the world really exists.<p>Optimism: you see apples everywhere but looks like they are not nourishing because the snake doesn't grow.<p>Pessimism: the play field is smaller and the apples appear outside of the walls where you are unable to reach.<p>Positivism: you see only a narrow part of the play field, I guess the joke is that you are unable to know the universe because our senses are limited.<p>Post-apocalypticism: no apples, you just move through a scrambled play field.<p>Romanticism: every time you eat an apple you see a cheeky statement like "food tastes like ashes when I'm not sharing it with you".<p>Stoicism: like a plain old snake game but you don't die when you hit the walls or yourself - after reading the wikipedia article I guess the joke is that virtue is sufficient for happiness, so the sage is immune to misfortune.<p>Utilitarianism: you have only two very narrow paths, one with 5 apples and other with one apple. If you take the one with more apples you win, otherwise you loose.