Reading philosophy is like deciphering a foreign language. I have realized, after many years of study, that it’s not worth the frustration. For if you pay close attention and really think about each point they’re making, you’ll notice that these philosophers have nothing to say. All their purportedly comprehensive systems are just grand piles of impoverished intentions.
Ideally, philosophy should be simple and easy to grasp. It should be filled with fun, slang words; and it should possess a strong rhythm, like nursery rhymes.
In order to become a true philosopher, you must flunk out of school. All philosophers should be against teaching, on principle.
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