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Leo
@lsn
I dropped philosophy in first year of uni when I was 18 because I just didn’t grok it. I just didn’t get the key intellectual levers that writers were trying to pull. When I graduated a few years later and read philosophy for my own sake, it dawned on me that I really was just too young for it. I do think you actually need some context, either from life experience or philosophical exposure, to really participate in philosophy.
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Justin Hunter
@polluterofminds
Absolutely agree. Without context, it’s too abstract. And philosophy is already abstract enough.
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