> This so-called "science without philosophy" is how the world got to this situation.

It's my firm belief that the world got to this situation in large part because of modern philosophy, it surely aided the movement to where we are now.

"Science without philosophy" is simply a parking spot for people dissatisfied with the current state of philosophy. Maybe philosophers should learn to ask the right questions and provide good answers?

> But what is knowledge without the wisdom to use it for the benefit of all?

And where do we find that wisdom? There's none in philosophy and only scattered bits in other sciences.