Illusions of Certainty
We often believe our opinions are rational and deeply grounded. But much of what we think is socially absorbed, patterned and only lightly examined.
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We often believe our opinions are rational and deeply grounded. But much of what we think is socially absorbed, patterned and only lightly examined.
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Before continuing, a brief note:What follows is not about defending one political party or attacking another. It’s about how certain systems are set up — and what tends to happen when they are set up that way. The examples below are familiar to most people. The goal is not to argue over motives or personalities,
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WHEN POWER STARTS FLAILING We tend to assume that even in moments of crisis, someone is still in control—that governments, militaries, and institutions may be failing, but at least they are trying to steer the system toward survival. What if that assumption is wrong? What if what we’re witnessing isn’t strategy gone bad but the
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