3. Thinks any attempt to eliminate whats wrong would not work and create even more wrongness
A philosopher who doesn't want to change the world either: 1. Concluded nothing is wrong. or… 2. Benefits from the things that are wrong.
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Locke managed to do both!
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or 3)thinks it's impossible to change what's wrong 4)thinks changing what's wrong will make it worse
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3. Is lazy.
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the false face of liberalism: The urge to save humanity is almost always a false-face for the urge to rule it. - Mencken
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or 3. concluded that the risks of attempting to remedy the things that are wrong outweigh benefits
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or fears unintended consequences from trying?
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"want" is irrelevant. The likes of Adorno and Althusser did not offer solutions, but they shined a light on a problem.
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