Re:Anti-work subreddit goes private after rough Fox News int...
by yung_steezy on Thursday January 27, 2022 @10:28AM
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Academic Philosophy is definitely not like that. The amount of effort it takes to even keep on top of new papers being published (within whatever subfield you happen to specialise in) is extraordinary.
Re:Anti-work subreddit goes private after rough Fox News int...
by NoPicklez on Thursday January 27, 2022 @06:44PM
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Okay, but be realistic. If I quit my job tomorrow, it wouldn't be long before I could no longer afford rent. What you're proposing might be true, but that's currently not how society is at the moment.
No, this person wanted to teach philosophy, not be philosophical themselves. Please watch the interview.
A lifetime of sleep walking dogs could lead to enlightenment, if that was the case and this person did believe that then they would have said that their passion was walking dogs because it provides them with philosophical thought.
What does "making strides" towards philosophy even mean? Philosophy is largely about taking the time to think about stuff. This person in question seems to have that down. Sure they might fail to figure anything meaningful out, but that's valuable in its own right. A lifetime of sleep walking dogs could lead to enlightenment.