So it's just that studying what Aristotle said about (most of) empirical knowledge is useless. It's not terribly productive, I agree, but then again, so is stud

So it's just that studying what Aristotle said about (most of) empirical knowledge is useless. It's not terribly productive, I agree, but then again, so is studying what Derrida has said about it. If you want to know about empirical sciences, it's best to study the subject itself.