I Was Wrong About Being Wrong (And You Probably Are Too)

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Somewhere in the middle of the 18th century, David Hume looked out at the edifice of reason and said, in effect, you built this on sand. He wasn't trying to burn it down. He was pointing out that the foundations, empiricism, logic, causation, were not quite as solid as enlightenment thinkers hoped. We can never really know anything, Hume warned, ex... Read More