/lit/ - Literature

>>20825083
>if you‘re not in the academy/university, you will never
Pretty sure it's the other way around nowadays. Universities are mass producing midwits.

>get „it“
There is no single "it".
At the early stages philosophy is indistinguishable from any other science.

>applies to most subjects
The more standardized the subject, and more importantly the job you will have to do afterwards, the more important university is.

But communicating and being close irl with people that are also interested in the same subject(s) is very important.

>cars and houses have windows
>cars move and houses do not
>therefore we can deduce that windows are not the cause of movement

>Physics
More like METAphysics, huh?

Still unrefuted.

Will reading this benefit me in any way if I already know calculus and modern mechanics? How much of his Physics is ACTUALLY physics as we think of it? I have already read his Organon, Metaphysics, On the Soul, and his Ethics and am considering moving on.