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Haha of course not. When I took philosophy classes in University, it always struck me that most of the men we were studying would never be allowed to teach there, because they lacked the proper “credentials.” Academics are generally parasites on those who have rejected academia.https://twitter.com/Utahopia/status/1081939910666272768 …
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A rejection of academia being essential to a sensible education. Or one that resembles reality that is.
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It was my impression too when I worked as scientist.
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I went to grad school with Socrates and he absolutely got a doctorate in philosophy
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Nietzsche became a professor when he was 23.
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This is true, but to clarify, he was a philology professor, not a philosophy professor.
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Can you give some examples here? Almost all significant philosophers since the Enlightenment have been academics or professors...
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That’s what every undergrad thinks.
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Or, as Rick Sanchez says, "School is not a place for smart people."
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