Says Daniel Dennett here. Welcome to the club buddy. More:
“A great deal of philosophy doesn’t really deserve much of a place of
the world. Philosophy in some quarters has become
self-indulgent, clever play in a vacuum that’s not dealing of problems
of any intrinsic interest.”
"Dennett says much of philosophy is little more than a 'luxury decoration
on society,' and he complains many of the questions studied in both
analytic and continental philosophy are 'idle—just games.' For
philosophers to be of real use, they should engage with the world, he
says—as he does alongside those in interdisciplinary fields, such as
philosophy of biology, philosophy of mathematics, or ethics."
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