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Epistemic Helplessness in Society

Nov 24, 2019

Chris Gillett | July 2019 | Original Source

Blog post by student writer and data scientist Chris Gillett about how the complexity of the world forces humans to come up with explanations and models that are far too simple, and often times harmful. (18 minutes)

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