Lol. True. I have a degree in philosophy, too, but not a PhD. I've always preferred the religious studies side of things, though. In particular, I love the Perennial philosophy stuff. Seeing how things might be connected under the surface of language and culture is just so fascinating; of course I also like Jung's ideas and the work of Joseph Campbell.
Anyway, I guess I'll find out how popular my writing gets.
RE: Analysis of the Tao Te Ching, with Connections to Other Traditions — Chapter 1