Trust Me I’m A Philosopher
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How to trust an expert?
Trusting the scientists not the science
I’m going to suppose that you’re not a world leading expert in every area of science. This seems a reasonable assumption. In fact, I’m going to suppose that, even if you are in fact highly technicall...
Trust. But How much?
A gap in the philosophy of trust
One of the things that interests me in the philosophy of trust is just how far removed some of the literature seems to be (I think—I could be wrong) from the actual usage of the word ‘trust’ and the concept...
The Open Birdcage: Why Granting Autonomy Is Never Enough
There is a moment in many organisational reform efforts when leaders congratulate themselves too early. The policy has been written, the autonomy granted, the cage door swung open — and yet the bird refuses to fly.
This image, drawn from a...
We're Not Distrusting the News, so why aren’t we reading it?
A curious pair of findings emerged from New Zealand this week.
A curious pair of findings emerged from New Zealand this week. According to the AUT’s annual Trust in News survey, 37% of New Zealanders say they trust most of the news most of...
Trust, Reliability and the Limits of Testing: A Philosophical Critique
The Philosophy of Trust: Baier and Beyond
Any serious engagement with the philosophy of trust must begin with Annette Baier, whose 1986 essay Trust and Antitrust, published in Ethics (96:2, pp.231-260), remains the field’s foundational tex...
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