Hello TheJonParker:

Impressive philosophy in your writing as I read it.
What have you been reading to come to this conclusion?

Many tendencies to "limit" what is philosophy are more often a comment on the individual rather than a well read and informed basis for an assesment. Indeed if an assesment is required or useful?

T2

A contemporary illusion of philosophy generalization does not apply as a blanket statement - you must have a personal experience that is affecting your thoughts.

Loving wisdom does not imply that one must know all or be wise in everything. The moment someone contemplates of having all wisdom or knowledge, another moment changes that back to knowing nothing at all.

Ignorance is not a right, it's part of life from the beginning. The struggle is reaching less ignorance through time. Some simply don't struggle much, or should I say many?