Nope, I don't think I'm superior.
I think philosophy teaches a superior way of thinking.

The difference is subtle but important. People with no philosophy training tend to be wrong about most things, most of the time because, absent that training their only tool for understanding the world is intuition - which is an incredibly fallible tool that rarely gets things right.

Einstein summed it up best when he said: "The greatest enemy of science is common sense". Common sense is just another term for "intuitive thinking".
It makes intuitive sense that if government spends less money, it will have more money and won't have a deficit.
But logic has proven that when government spends less money it reduces it's own revenue by MORE than it reduces it's expenses and deficits actually get WORSE under austerity.
Mountains of empirical data show that this is what happens, logic explains *why*.
In reality, it turns out, the common sense of austerity is like burning your paycheck to save on heating