What is the endgame of philosophy?

grow the mind of the animal known as human

Truth, enlightenment, fulfillment, etc

What is a "well-motivated position" in philosophy? It's not worth its own thread but I keep seeing it and I don't know what it really means.

Sophistry.

>>1045504
>>1045552
Sorry, I meant what is the endgame philosophy*
As in, an all-encompassing philosophical dead-end.

I think the only logically consistent worldviews are complete life denial/anti-natalism or complete life affirmation to a degree where war, suffering, death, and enjoyment all increase exponentially forever, so Icycalm basically. Everyone in between is a hypocrite, like alt-righters who claim to love Nietzsche but still keep pretenses of morality or whatever

I desperately wish I could find religion, I want off this ride

>>1045614
Philosophy is one dead end after another.

>>1045614
Stirner.

>>1045733
>Nietzsche
>Camus
>Kierkegaard
>Schopenhauer
I wouldn't call Stirner's ideas "all encompassing"

>>1045501
k selection vs R selection.

>>1045671
Is there a word for the latter?

The end of philosophy is basically solipsism
There really is nothing past that point

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>>1045501
>philosophy has an endgame
Philosophy will progressively expand and change as long as human intelligence and knowledge becomes better over the decades, just as technology and civilization does.

>>1045501
Retain publishing rights.

Understanding the philosophy of Aristotle.