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bro says he is fed up with society. with our abstract values and aims to attain the perfect economic status quo.
this is worth reading for sure. all the claims are coming fresh from the perspective of a PHD philosopher who reflects on his life in the philosophy academia and his experience with it.
he spits out the harsh truth about the philosophers of the current times, that they are afraid of seeking and telling the truth. and this may also be exactly why the philosophers of our time cannot be compared to the golden age philosophers. in that the latter was honest and bold truth seekers.
this then also brings up another interesting - yet so not related. are there fewer geniuses now than were in the past? if so, can you name any?
this is worth reading for sure. all the claims are coming fresh from the perspective of a PHD philosopher who reflects on his life in the philosophy academia and his experience with it.
he spits out the harsh truth about the philosophers of the current times, that they are afraid of seeking and telling the truth. and this may also be exactly why the philosophers of our time cannot be compared to the golden age philosophers. in that the latter was honest and bold truth seekers.
this then also brings up another interesting - yet so not related. are there fewer geniuses now than were in the past? if so, can you name any?