The redneck strike again.

[Little Rik]

So, what is the inner meaning of philosophy?

So, what is the definition of a non-sequitor?

You are lucky you are not a student anymore (have you ever been one?)
If your teacher ask you a question and you reply to him by asking another question then you may have been kicked out the classroom.
So let me summarise.
1) You haven't got a clue about philosophy so what are you doing in a philosophy forum God only knows.
2) Sequitor from Latin = follow
In Italian follow = seguire.
So non-sequitor may apply to this thread that does not follow the original
topic.
3) It is not my fault if some people keep on vandalize my thread and the topic get lost (non-sequitor).
4) I would like the topic to stay but sometime there is the need also for me to stop it and ask some people what they are in the thread for.

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So, what is the definition of a non-sequitor?

Ah, problematic comparison. Non sequitur has a pretty much universally agreed definition which is available in the dictionary (and which as you observe, applies to Ricos question). Whereas there is no consensus on what an "inner meaning" of anything actually is. It's a meaningless question, Like what's the meaning of life the universe and everything (42). However I'm sure Ricos inner Intuitional whatever is about to shat out his view on this and I for one can't wait to here the bizarre answer to his irrational question.

You see Jako within this FINITE universe everything is really meaningless.
It is all about survive and stay afloat.
There is no real progress so i agree that within this universe any inner meaning is meaningless.
That however does not apply to an INFINITE situation.
Philosophy lead to INFINITE as love for wisdom can not be FINITE.
I could continue but i don't think that at this stage of your development
you would understand much.