> I think if you stop thinking of philosophy as a body of answers, and more as a body of in-depth examinations of questions, then it gets good again. Agreed. I

> I think if you stop thinking of philosophy as a body of answers, and more as a body of in-depth examinations of questions, then it gets good again. Agreed. I like to frame it as such: the "point" of philosophy is a form of play, rather than a quasi-theology.