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That question about books has reminded me of something I keep neglecting to say

Whenever I see those types of people that read all these works of various thought leaders like Kafka and Kierkegaard I then wonder who these people are. Why rely on others to tell them how the world works? Are they incapable of observation? Most of what I believe is informed by how people have treated me, not some framework I read about. I don't read in fact. I'm probably more like the ones who write the books come to think of it. I reject the other authors and their ownership of ideas. Kafkaesque? I don't know the meaning of the word. What they see as me being a student is really just convergent evolution at play.
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I respect the developed thinking of many other people. I do my own, also. But they have a certain bent that makes them capable of encapsulating their thoughts in a profound way which is shareable.

Most people are just not that verbally astute. Communication abilities and uncommon thinking patterns are helpful to society at large.