Why is philosophy important?

Because it makes sense to start thinking about things before you can know them for certain, and new ontologies with embedded direction (i.e. worldviews part of which move us to think and act in a particular way) can be more substantial or adaptive than previous ontologies with embedded direction.

I wonder what new foundations for unconfirmable things and new ontologies with embedded direction we'll uncover in the 21st century.

It isnt

Why is science important?

nothing is important

everything passes

It teaches you to ramble in such a way that signals intelligence while also saying nothing. Very useful.

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because you're a fuckin dickhead
shut the fuck up
correct

The question is philosophical in itself. Thus by asking what philosophy's importance is you provide the answer.

like asking a bird why is flying important

*hits blunt*
hyeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaah man

Fpbp

Genius. Or I'm stupid

Is answering the question of any importance though?

To get out of the cave.

Read Aristotle and you'll find out.

it's just navel gazing by a bunch of dead white men. at least analytics and artistotles logic gave us boolean algebra, that's the only thing ever done that is valuable

Because it helps you to understand the human condition. If you live in a world where you get less responsibility with every generation, then you would need pretty good reasons to continue life, no?

FUCK you, yes, no? you're like talking garbage

Good post.

Because it's a control system used by AI from the future to inject targeted memes into populations via retrocausality to bootstrap the human race into the future.

Yes.

It really makes you think

It helps you to realize all your friends are nothing everythin gis nothing your job your country is all lies and retarded proles and also that everything is a universe that bundle of sticks is a universe the leaves are a universe the burning leaves are too and its all in your head and theres welt an sich you will never ever see no matter how many drugs you take because the transcendental is still except you just can't see it. America is toxoplasma building more disgusting things on top of itself, Europeans can't understand this because even if a war wiped out all of mannheim they will still rebuild it with some semblence of the past here you have jews arabs ethiopians wasps blacks chinks japs javanese all trying to shell out their shit to the Nullity on high and it's all capital chaff burning up ashes unto itself again and again and again and there's this giant soulless void that analytical christians ignore so they can continue rubbing their foreheads in lecture rooms and feel as though socializing to their system will be auto regenerative but it won't because they're all retarded so don't join academia but do be very brave about all your weaknesses and setting them afire whenever possible it's very pithy self-help sounding to your ego but that's your ego speaking you need to channel angst for self-work ugh I need to be more sociable

It isn't. Philosphy became obsolete the moment science was created. Science is omnipotent, it can answer everything. We can even scientifically prove why racism is bad.

How will you scientifically solve the problem of induction, you filthy positivist?

with an apple watch

I guess it helps you crystallize the real differences between right and wrong. Should vs. should not.

Hot take: philosophy is more important then stem, becuase everyone needs a code to guide their values, and a method to judge if a statement is true and so on.

Because humans are capable of much more than all the other animals.

that's a really cool answer but does it have any merit?