I've always faced problems when people start moving from thinking/speaking/reading/doing to "thinking about how to think", "reading about how to read", etc. It'

I've always faced problems when people start moving from thinking/speaking/reading/doing to "thinking about how to think", "reading about how to read", etc. It's just not accessible or concrete or practically useful, quickly becomes mumbo jumbo that can be interpreted in any way, and the lines between science and philosophy and religion and culture begin to blur out. At work I consciously avoid "thought leaders" and philosophical mentors. They fall into this mumbo jumbo quite a lot.