A bit of an aside, but I took a number of philosophy courses as an undergraduate (ended up minoring in it). While my professors stayed away from stating their o

A bit of an aside, but I took a number of philosophy courses as an undergraduate (ended up minoring in it). While my professors stayed away from stating their own opinions on politics or religion - their teaching was effectively the Socratic method of "asking questions to separate the wheat from the chaff" - one notable exception to this was libertarianism. Libertarianism, for whatever reason, was subtly mocked in at least one class that I took, for things such as this: https://www.businessinsider.com/libertarian-peter-thiel-utopia-seasteading-institute-2018-3 https://www.businessinsider.com/libertarian-peter-thiel-utop...