system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
What exactly makes a question philosophical?

What exactly makes a question philosophical? 

What defines the bounds of "philosophy" and "not philosophy"?
gpt
Typically, that it's a question that pertains to the typical concerns of philosophers.

That is, to issues of norms, the formal aspects of thought, the foundational principles of the specialized fields of culture and their objects, the relations among the specialized fields of culture and their objects, inquiries into particular ideas or practices related to the aforementioned themes, and the history of the foregoing -- or something like this.

What common feature connects these various topics? Opinions are divided. Maybe nothing, beyond the historical contingency that they're topics that have typically been left to people calling themselves philosophers. Maybe something like this: that non-philosophical fields of intellectual culture involve participating non-reflexively in a certain kind of cultural act, while philosophy involves reflexively raising into consciousness and inquiring into the grounds of the conditions of these cultural acts.