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I was taking a Philosophy class at a community college. It was only my third week in the class when a friend of mine, who was a Superior Court Judge, came on campus and saw me in front of the class room waiting for class to start. He came over and asked me what I was doing and I told him I was waiting on the Philosophy class to begin. He asked me what I thought about the class and I told him that I was having a difficult time understanding what constitutes a Philosophy. He lauged and said, that in his opinion if you have a thought and another agrees with that thought then you have just established a Philosophy. By the way, my favorite Philosopher of old, whose name I cannot now recall (some of you may remember), was the Philosopher that at some point determined that one cannot truly know anything so he never spoke again.
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