The artificial segmentation into "Schools of Thought", while
   useful, has become an embedded part of Western Civilization.

   We have "from an economic point of view.. but then from a
   philosophical point of view but then from a psychological point
   of view"... and while it's not the worst way to do things, it
   sometimes misses out on something important:

   Putting it all together. Sometimes, when the silos of knowledge
   are kept in their University categories, theres a lot of stuff
   that's going to be missed.

   There are some questions that don't fit well into *any* of the
   University silos. So, they become irrelevant questions to
   academia that don't get asked - there's no room for those
   questions.