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In my opinion philosophy as taught in our colleges and universities has practical value but that value is well disguised under layers of mumbo-jumbo.
I think our philosophical academicians have ignored a responsibility to the common-good. A citizenry well grounded in philosophical fundamentals is a valuable asset to the community. Our philosophical professors probably do more practical harm than good with their narrowly focused emphasis on the fine intricacies of esoteric argumentation.
I think our philosophical academicians have ignored a responsibility to the common-good. A citizenry well grounded in philosophical fundamentals is a valuable asset to the community. Our philosophical professors probably do more practical harm than good with their narrowly focused emphasis on the fine intricacies of esoteric argumentation.