Does philosophy talks on purely ideas?

Answer 1

Yes. But the thoughts of philosophers can and have influenced historians, scientists, statesmen and teachers in what they stress in their careers.

Philosophy takes an overview of a subject.

Historians make and examine the record of past events. Philosophers of history examine such questions as "Can we study history without personal bias?" or "Why study history at all?"

The basic, essential principles of law (in the democracies) are grounded in our philosophical beliefs about ethics, fairness, accountability, and rights. Children in the playground already have a sense of right and wrong. That "sense" is our conscience. We sometimes ignore what our conscience tells us.

If we come to a red light on a deserted road at night, we don't stop because someone might be watching. We stop because our personal philosophy tells us it is the right thing to do.

Answer 2

Yes, philosophy often deals with abstract concepts and ideas, such as ethics, metaphysics, and epistemology. Philosophers explore these ideas through critical analysis, reasoning, and argumentation to gain a deeper understanding of the world and the nature of reality.