Philosophy makes you bad at the sport of jumping to conclusions.
Philosophy is important because it teaches you to not understand things.
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It's a paradox. You also get to the root cause of other's actions quickly.
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Philosophy also teaches you to understand that you never understood the things you thought you understood.
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Philosophy shows us that some things can't be understood, at least that's my misunderstanding.
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Algebra taught me not to understand stuff too
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Touchee
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Philosophy is a blind man in a dark room on a dark night, Searching for a black cat which is not there. ~ Osho
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Philosophy teaches you that you don't understand things as much as you think you do.
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What even is "things" ?
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... Or understanding
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