> Partly because Philosophy is one of those fields in which thinkers can benefit from obfuscation This isn't true in physics. Why is it true in philosophy? Do

> Partly because Philosophy is one of those fields in which thinkers can benefit from obfuscation This isn't true in physics. Why is it true in philosophy? Do philosophers see this as a problem? > Philosophy is one of those fields that relies on the self-motivation of its students. So do all fields.