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Funnily enough, I tend to think the arrows should be in the other direction. Philosophy birthed Math, which was necessary for Physics, ... etc. That's not to s
by Quekid5 2y ago
Funnily enough, I tend to think the arrows should be in the other direction. Philosophy birthed Math, which was necessary for Physics, ... etc.
That's not to say Philosophy has outlived its usefulness, but... it was probably more consequential 2000, 400 or 200 years ago, in practice.
(EDIT: I should add... there is also a lot of absolute dogwank in Philosophy too... but I think that's universal for any field, tbf.)