Ironically, analytic philosophy is in a state of auto-erasure. Its uncritical complicity in intuitive and unjustified thoughts has made philosophers of mind (or philosophers of consciousness or ethics or whatever else) incapable of interesting or worthwhile reflection.

The dominance of analytic philosophy has set the conditions by which it not only ceases to be philosophy, but ceases to be of any interest whatsoever. Soon, we will rediscover our interest in literature and film, in classical German and French thought, and in the necessity of historical thinking.