I'm super grateful to have stumbled across someone who also cares about meta-philosophy! I have an intuition that we don't understand philosophy. Therefore, I think its advantageous to clarify the nature, purpose, and methodologies of philosophy, or in other words, solve meta-philosophy.
Let's explore some questions...
What would it look like for a civilization to constantly be solving problems but not necessarily solving the right problems?
How does reflection and meta-cognition relate to finding the root problems?
What if our lack of reflection and meta-cognition is the root problem?
What if we defined philosophy as civilization level reflection and meta-cognition as opposed to the traditional interpretation?
What would it look for a civilization to constantly be solving problems
I'm super grateful to have stumbled across someone who also cares about meta-philosophy! I have an intuition that we don't understand philosophy. Therefore, I think its advantageous to clarify the nature, purpose, and methodologies of philosophy, or in other words, solve meta-philosophy.
Let's explore some questions...
What would it look for a civilization to constantly be solving problems
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