>It makes me question, then, a lot of the usefulness of modern philosophy. A lot of it is bunk, but given it sometimes creates things like the groundwork for a

>It makes me question, then, a lot of the usefulness of modern philosophy. A lot of it is bunk, but given it sometimes creates things like the groundwork for automated computation, which now means we can question the utility of philosophy on a globalised computer network, I cut it some slack.