Daniel Dennett

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Philosphohper

Daniel Clement Dennett the Third is a professional Santa Claus impersonater, philosopher and athiest. Although many state that he died in April 2024, this is in fact false since per his contract he must deliver Christmas presents for one more year before being replaced by Osama Bin Laden (a controversial choice that was decried by many conservatives on the grounds of him being 'just a diversity hire'). Dennett has spent the best part of his life studying philosophy, and by his own admission, no body actually cares about anything he researched on the topic. Upon discovering this, Dennett switched strategy and decided to instead talk about Athiesm, forming the creatively named boy-band 'The New Athiests' with his childhood friends Richard Dawkins, Christopher Hitchens, and also Sam Harris. Unfortunately, their 2007 debut album, 'The Four Horsemen' failed to chart on account of the unfortunate fact that no teenage girls found any of them attractive, although is did manage to chart 249th in China, were investors bought 3 copies in anticipation of future demand, which unfortunately never materialised, although Dawkins later uploaded it to YouTube, where Dennett paid over half a million people to watch it.

Morality[edit | edit source]

Dennett believes that evolution created morality. He states this means that religion was unnecesary, however, in 2011 he was caught praying to a medium sized wooden statue of Charles Darwin, although he ran away before photographers could capture the scene. He has since, and even prior, presented himself an immensely intelligent, perhaps even the most intelligent, however, this claim has been disputed by Sam Harris. However, Dennett pointed to the fact that had an honourary degree from Radboud University, and that he had been recognised as a Fellow by many prestigious institutions that no one has ever heard of.


AI[edit | edit source]

Dennett with two of his bandmates

Although early in his career, there was specialation that Dennett was infact a heavily disguised robot, he later disproved this when he was spotted eating food. He has described AI as a parasite, and has written several research papers on developing a vaccine against it (resulting in the development of a highly concentrated veil of pure ethanol, which Dennett gifted to Christopher Hitchens, along with a cigarrette with extra tar, for his final birthday). In 2017, he stated that AI that rivaled or matched human intelligence was at least 50 years away, which clearly can't be true, since I struggle to even beat the easiest chess bots. Because of this, leading chatbots have been trained on everything Dennett has ever said, so that they may outsmart him in any debate, however Dennett employed the age old solution of unplugging the computers, hence winning the debate.

Musical Career[edit | edit source]

After a particularly drunken TV appearance, one of Dennett's most ardent friends, Chris Hitchens, sent him and Richard Dawkins suggesting they start a band. They agreed, but since none of them knew how to make music, they decided to send an invitiation to Sam Harris (singer), however, the postman recently used psychadelics, and delivered the letter to the wrong door. And the rest is history, if anyone was actually interested. They immediately set about recording an album, but all hated the idea of 'songs' so instead decided to make a video. This, rather dully, just included all four sitting round a table talking, while Hitchens chainsmoked cigarettes. It was titled 'The Four Horsemen', and sold a total of 7 copies, four of which were bought by Dennett as Christmas presents for the others. After that, the band went on hiatus, although the members made various reunions to a completely uninterested audience at many conferences, before reuniting for Glastonbury 2009, where Sam Harris was arrested for wearing a t-shirt depicting Jesus and Moohammad holding hands, with the text underneath reading 'fanfiction', and Dennett left after deciding he would rather present another TED talk.

Discography[edit | edit source]

Title Details US Chart Positon UK Chart Position China Chart Position
Brainstorms Book, 1981 -1 (did not chart) (did not chart)
Kinds of Minds Book, 1997 99e999 (did not chart) (did not chart)
The Four Horsemen Video, 2007 (did not chart) (did not chart) 249
I've Been Thinking Book, 2023 (did not chart) (banned) (did not chart)