Could philosophy exist without language?

Could philosophy exist without language?

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No? What kind of question is that?

>could math exist without numbers?

cats are sacred

Depends... Many animals, including humans up until a few thousand years ago, can/could perform basic mathematical operations without any formally defined mathematical system, and probably without even having any conscious awareness that they are/were doing it

Just because you don't have a pick and chisel or hands to mould the rock, the statue is still there

The science itself can't exist without the representation of number and language though.

Philosophy is essentially the creation of inconsistent thought and misuse of language

t. Wittgenstien

No.
We wouldn't be able to think without language.

>caring about philosophy
pseuds

Nope
>language system