“The point here is that no matter how we measure complexity, it seems likely that philosophy would have a “high computational complexity class” according to that measure.”—I disagree. The task of philosophy is to figure out how to solve the meta problem, not to actually solve all individual problems or the worst individual problem
“The point here is that no matter how we measure complexity, it seems likely that philosophy would have a “high computational complexity class” according to that measure.”—I disagree. The task of philosophy is to figure out how to solve the meta problem, not to actually solve all individual problems or the worst individual problem