Give me a ratio, from your perspective, measuring effective philosophy to just plain-stupid:

 

It will be interesting to see how this turns out. d:

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My answer...

5 : 11

Tip: 5 + 11 = 16 total, for those who are lazy (;

Edited April 25, 201312 yr by Ben Banana

You need to define what you mean by "measuring effective philosophy"

What effect is philosophy meant to have?

How might you measure that?

What effect is philosophy meant to have?

 

Any usefully intellectual effects, in contrast to questions which have a flimsy basis or no effect at all.

 

i.e. Counter examples to effective philosophy:

 

How much knowledge is too much?

How many more things on Earth do we not know about?

Real Beauty

Do you need to be selfish to be successful?

Conciousness surviving the destruction of the brain?

Edited April 24, 201312 yr by Ben Banana

65% non-philosophy I'd say

Yeah, 11 / 16 is around 69%