/lit/ - Literature

Can someone who's actually read it comment on whether it's an objective and insightful attempt at documenting the internet, or whether it's just another divisive mouthpiece?

Philosophy is being replaced by science. Instead of abstract arguments we use methodical and empirical research to determine truth.

Historically, all the natural sciences were considered branches of philosophy, but now we have biology, chemistry etc.

More recently major aspects of metaphysics have been surpassed through psychological breakthroughs. Talking about the "Will" as a driving force seems almost silly when we have evolutionary psychology to explain consciousness and related topics.

Logic -> mathematics
Epistemology -> linguistics, neuroscience, physics
Politics -> economics, psychology
Ontology -> theoretical and nuclear physics, cosmology, biology

Is there such a thing as "pure philosophy", something that can only be reasoned with arguments and not data?