Or does this tweet tell what you think of religion and the occult :)
You can tell what used booksellers think of philosophy from the fact that they usually shelve it next to religion and the occult.
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It need only mean that large groups of people tend to be interested in a n>1 subset of these three.
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Those would be the ones who should touch neither.
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You can tell what they think of philosophy by the bilge they shelve under it.
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New book stores as well. I've been watching the philosophy section at B&N shrink over the years as encroachments from Metaphysics and the like eat up shelf real estate.
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I think it's more an effect of (a.) Usually, those are three smaller book sections and (b.) all three topics are in the lower Dewey decimal numbers, so booksellers are used to seeing them together in libraries. My local puts philosophy next to Mathematics.
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Dewey decimal class 100 is philosophy and mythology 200 is religion.
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^^ Underrated comment
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Or is that just the dang old alphabet.
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