Dubious Notions
Tom DonaldsonOur world is inundated with dubious notions. The only 100% guarantee is everything we think we know is less than 100% true. I attempt epistemic humility when I write. I’m sure my personal dubious notions slip through.
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| Issues | 14 | Subscribers | Read | dubiousnotions.substack.com |
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Dubious Notions examines what we think we know. Anti-authoritarian Grandpa philosopher with a 7 decade perspective. My contrarian attitude has served me well. I have nothing to sell you. My only wish is to lightly touch your hearts and minds.
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