Pseudophilosophy is a philosophical idea or system which does not meet an expected set of philosophical standards. There is no universally accepted set of standards, but there are similarities and some common ground.
Pseudophilosophy is a philosophical idea or system which does not meet an expected set of philosophical standards. There is no universally accepted set of standards, but there are similarities and some common ground.
==Definitions== According to Christopher Heumann, an 18th-century scholar, pseudo-philosophy has six characteristics, the 6th of which has been considered to diminish the credibility of the first 5: It has a preference for useless speculation. It appeals merely to human authority. It appeals to tradition instead of reason. It syncretises philosophy with superstition. It has a preference for obscure and enigmatic language and symbolism. It is immoral.
Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).