If you are seriously concerned with the world I think you should read this:
https://www(.)amazon(.)com/Wicked-Company-Forgotten-radicalism-Enlightenment/dp/0465028659
In short, in Paris, in the decades before the French Revolution a German nobleman, Paul Henri Thiry, who was Baron d'Holbach, and a group of intellectual decided to hijack the discontent with the 'Ancient Regime' and take over the studies of philosophy, as it can be argued to mean anything.
That way they can persuade you to believe something, sit back with a glass of wine and enjoy watching you work to implement it.
So who teaches what makes a better world? The schools of philosophy! And you fell for it. They think it's funny.
It's giving themselves steering power over the world, without accountability or transparency.
To understand the threat, consider that media studies include filters, such as: “Most hunting is done from a vehicle.” Only if the student doesn't know better do they graduate.
Thus philosophers can laugh at their achievement and say: “Journalists just repeat things.”
Also, among those meeting at Baron d'Holbach's house was a Scotsman, Adam Smith, who wrote a book, The Wealth of Nations. Surmised thus: those with money do what they want to those without.
Solution: all schools of philosophy should be closed and the money divided amongst the other faculties.
