It's so true that a lot of masters in philosophy were born from royalty or elite families. They berated the needs of the average life because they had a servant to put a grape into their mouth.

There's nothing special about philosophy. Different walks of life have their unique perspectives on life and they can become philosophy.

A change of mindset or reflecting on your past can make you a philosopher. I guess philosophy can be a club instead of a paid major in universities.

People can have a place to gather together and explore deep thinking and feel they "evolve" into a superior species.

It's fun to talk or write about some principles of philosophy used in writing but in reality, only people born with golden spoons have the privilege to live on the philosophy. As an average person, deciding what to eat and applying for scholarships are the music we have to face.