Yeah, the move that interests me would include STEM. I think we need to restore some prestige to the idea that there is a unity of learning. I know it's a lot tougher now than it was in 1500, but an educated person should still kind of have a big picture.

The logical starting point is by looking at the failed attempt of the logical positivists to seamlessly unify all knowledge in the late 1800s to early-mid 1900s and how it nonetheless established some useful universal principles of reasoning.