Reminds me of what an ex colleague used to say: Every scientist is a philosopher, but not every philosopher is a scientist. Let me explain: Philosophers love q

Reminds me of what an ex colleague used to say: Every scientist is a philosopher, but not every philosopher is a scientist. Let me explain: Philosophers love questions and problems, but the difference with scientists is that the latter like to find answers to those questions and solutions to those problems. It seems in practice, that philosophers like the questions more than the answers, and like them more to be "unsolved".