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this post was submitted on 10 Mar 2024
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I think it's because, as someone earlier in the thread pointed out. Most article begin by stating what the topic is a subset of. Since everything is a result of humans categorizing and thinking about the world, that inevitably leads back to philosophy.
Yes, I agree. However, that makes it even more interesting when the categorization doesn't lead back to philosophy, but instead goes in a loop.