What a shame a philosophy education confers no ability to address such a question meaningfully. The counterpoint, of course, is that over the course of human h

What a shame a philosophy education confers no ability to address such a question meaningfully. The counterpoint, of course, is that over the course of human history, philosophy has a better track record than anything else at producing fruitful inquiry and results. It's just that the results always end up branded as entirely new fields of study, meaning that what's left in the "philosophy" bucket is the stuff which hasn't yet been productive enough to spawn an entire separate field.