Refers to a concept in its original language "To Conclude" Complains about the spec Leaves the room to close the door Personal Story Univocity/ Equivocity mentioned "Write that down" Kant mentioned New speedrun time Oxbridge mentioned Hegel mentioned "We are strawmanning ... for exam" Implies a philosophy is bad Implies that the booklet is bad "Cant go into that" Complains about analytic philosophy "I'm not a Thomist, but ..." Greeks mentioned Freud mentioned Repeats himself but slightly different each time Heidegger mentioned "the positivist problem" Wittgenstein mentioned Overruns lesson Tech issues Refers to a concept in its original language "To Conclude" Complains about the spec Leaves the room to close the door Personal Story Univocity/ Equivocity mentioned "Write that down" Kant mentioned New speedrun time Oxbridge mentioned Hegel mentioned "We are strawmanning ... for exam" Implies a philosophy is bad Implies that the booklet is bad "Cant go into that" Complains about analytic philosophy "I'm not a Thomist, but ..." Greeks mentioned Freud mentioned Repeats himself but slightly different each time Heidegger mentioned "the positivist problem" Wittgenstein mentioned Overruns lesson Tech issues
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
Refers to a concept in its original language
"To Conclude"
Complains about the spec
Leaves the room to close the door
Personal Story
Univocity/ Equivocity mentioned
"Write that down"
Kant mentioned
New speedrun time
Oxbridge mentioned
Hegel mentioned
"We are strawmanning ... for exam"
Implies a philosophy is bad
Implies that the booklet is bad
"Cant go into that"
Complains about analytic philosophy
"I'm not a Thomist, but ..."
Greeks mentioned
Freud mentioned
Repeats himself but slightly different each time
Heidegger mentioned
"the positivist problem"
Wittgenstein mentioned
Overruns lesson
Tech issues