The joyful science of philosophy, the world’s darkest corner of the universal problem. In this game we all play when it comes to the question of philosophy, I'd have to find the exit, the outside, what one might call the Lerumian. You see, as Nietzsche showed us, the modern philosopher that rode off Plato is nothing but a will to truth. That is, so stuck with the infallibility of their own theory that they become bloated between their "good" philosophy and the outsider's "bad" philosophy. They become stuck in the will to death, they willed to truth to breathe some sense of the absolute, being stuck between a rock and a hard place, where their new religion based on their philosophy becomes a playground for all types of freemen to die on. As Nietzsche said perfectly in the first page of Beyond Good and Evil: "What really is this 'Will to Truth' in us? In fact, we made a long halt at the question as to the origin of this Will—until at last we came to an absolute standstill before a ye…