A
Um, uh-huh. That would,
B
And it's,
A
be very good actually.
B
that's not even true in our colleges.
A
Right, you, you don't need any philosophy at all in school. Uh-huh. Or so-, yeah, or, or, or, or some other thought provoking area, you know. Very true. We had, uh, when I went to undergraduate, we had uh, went to Brandeis, don't know if you know of it or not, uh, we had, uh, uh, a requirement freshman year of just Humanities. Then you were given a choice of, um, you know, there were ten or twelve, or whatever, fift-, or fifteen different courses that you could take, but they all centered, they all came out of Philosophy, English, and Literature departments, and they were, they were, they were a set of assigned readings everybody had to read, you know for, so the first year Humanities courses everyone had to read the Iliad an, and so forth,
B
Right.