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Mr. Dubek's favorite color.
What is blue?
This philosopher, known for his interrogatory methods, was put to death in Athens at the beginning of the 4th century B.C.
Who is Socrates?
Mrs. Dubek's favorite class to teach.
What is British Literature (English II)?
The study of "star laws."
What is astronomy?
The worst kind of insurance to buy.
What is pet insurance?
Mr. Dubek's favorite drink.
What is a chocolate milkshake or hot chocolate?
This Athenian philosopher is the main (but not only) source for our knowledge of Socrates.
Who is Plato?
The names of Mrs. Dubek's cats.
What are Simon and Mariella?
This subscience of physics studies the transfer of energy and heat.
What is thermodynamics?
Mr. Dubek's favorite meal to cook.
What is baked ziti with Italian sausage?
Mr. Dubek's favorite form of government.
What is monarchy?
This philosopher was so highly regarded in the middle ages that he was frequently called simply "The Philosopher."
Who is Aristotle?
Mr. Dubek took Mrs. Dubek here and here on their first date.
What are Summit Climbing Gym and Chipotle?
This mathematician worked out many of Newton's theories into what we call Newtonian mechanics.
Who is Leonhard Euler?
What are English, Latin, Greek, and Hebrew?
Mr. Dubek's favorite leisurely activity.
What is reading?
Arguably the most important contribution made by Aristotle in the realm of philosopher.
What is the distinction of act and potency?
Mrs. Dubek's favorite author.
Who is Jane Austen or G.K. Chesterton?
This was Mr. Dubek's favorite math class in high school.
What is Calculus?
Mr. Dubek's favorite high school literature book.
What is Ivanhoe by Sir Walter Scott?
Mr. Dubek's favorite number.
What is 1,254,673,908?
This philosopher once said that those who deny the principle of noncontradiction should be burned at the stake until they agree that 'to burn' and 'not to burn' are not the same.
Who is Avicenna?
Mrs. Dubek's undergraduate major.
What is International Relations?
What is a derivative?
The word-count (rounded to nearest 100) of Mr. Dubek's last essay.
What is 4800?