Philosophy and the Never-Ending Quest for Knowledge

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Philosophy
Philosophy focuses on life questions that do not have definite answers, when any of these aspects have definite answers then they cease to be philosophies and they become facts. Philosophy is a type of thinking that aims at knowledge but in order for the mind to seek knowledge and understand the true value if philosophy, it has to be broken from practicality and ignited through higher education
The true value of a philosophy is the uncertainty thereof, in order for one to believe in a given philosophy they must cease to become a practical person meaning they must break from their own preset way of thinking in order for the mind to accommodate more wisdom and insight.
It is this breaking of from being a practical man that Socrates explains to his friend Glaucon when he narrates the allegory of the cave, it is until the prisoner of th...