pyrrho's Journal: Beyond Good And Evil: aphorism 5

Ok, this aphorism is about how philosophers have us mocking them not because they make some silly mistakes, lacking common sense, but because they tend to be dishonest, giving a grande air to their discoveries and pronouncements.

Kind of like that piece of crud last journal entry on aphorism 4, it was longer than what Nietzsche wrote! Or near. I don't care to check right now.

Instead, philosopher's results don't come from cold, pure, divinely unconcerned dialectic , it's really a hunch, desire or assumption filtered and made abstract.