Continental/Analytic

 I think the real origin of the continental/analytic divide is laziness. Given that you'd have to read so much more to appreciate the other side, one picks up a few representative examples to make sure they're not wrong, quickly reads through them, horribly misinterprets them, then calls it a day.

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