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19 September 202318 September 2023uncertainty

Fat Tony vs. Dr. John: The challenge of rationality under uncertainty

Can we be rational under uncertainty? Yes, but it depends what you mean by rational.

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10 April 20177 September 2023uncertainty

The end of humanism: How did uncertainty become unacceptable?

Uncertainty is generally seen as problematic, but it wasn’t always so: Renaissance humanism in the sixteenth century embraced the complexity, diversity, and chaos of the world. But all that changed in the seventeenth century. How did this happen?

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