3 ms·

> and far more applicable to most people's everyday lives. I guess we'll just have to completely disagree on that.

• lineindc 10y ago
  How do you even get a job as a philosopher?
  • 77pt77 10y ago
    You ingratiate a working philosopher.
    • bluebeard 10y ago
      Ingratiate, that's a good word. Strangely opposed to the word ingrate.
      • 77pt77 10y ago
        Never thought about that in those terms, but yes, it's interesting.
      • ghurtado 10y ago
        Both come from the latin "Gratia" (favor), but you can thank the extremely ambiguous prefix "in" for the confusion. Depending on the word it can act both as "into" as well as "without".
  • grzm 10y ago
    Professors, think tanks, policy research groups.