Philosophers are the lovers of wisdom, of meaning that sets themselves against opinion-lovers. They are also those who are engaged in reflective thinking, a speculative type of thinking that searches for the self-evident, the profoundly obvious, or to put it another way, the necessary features of human life. Technocrats are those who are highly skilled to solve specific problems and aim to arrive at precision in decision-making. Philistines are champions of common sense who think that many technocrats and most philosophers ask silly questions. Philistines believe that everyday practical questions are the essential issue, and accuse the technocrats and philosophers of over-intellectualizing and creating problems where none, in reality, exist.
Real philosophy requires a child-like wonder and imaginative ideas.
False philosophy simply serves the cause of the philistines or the technocrats. While there would be pure technocrats, philistines, and philosophers, each individual in the bulk of the populations are a mixture of all three. Some of us are more the philosopher with a portion of the technocrat and the philistine. Others are more philistine with a measure of the technocrat and the philosopher. Most of us are complex.