My philosophy teacher once said that the longest lasting philosophical ideas are the ones that can be summarized to be the shortest.
Hot take: all great philosophical ideas can be explained in a page, and justified in thirty pages.
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Anti-German propaganda
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I think; therefore I will explain this to you in 30 pages.
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Derrida begs to diffar
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can you justify that in thirty pages?
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Once you cut the jargon even the most thorough and well-researched paper becomes three sentences long.
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maybe if you exclude non-Western philosophy
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If you can't say it in one sentence (or two) you don't know what you're talking about
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At 500 words per page, and a picture being worth 1000 words: all great philosophical ideas can be explained with half a picture, and justified by a 15-panel, caption-less, speech-balloon-less comic titled, "The sound of one hand clapping".
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