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These lessons in scepticism could make the world a better place

PSYCHE | MM Caravaggio/Wikipedia/
PSYCHE | MM Caravaggio/Wikipedia/

What if doubt isn’t weakness but wisdom? What if the most intellectually courageous stance isn’t to plant your flag in the ground of conviction, but to embrace the productive discomfort of uncertainty? The ancient Greco-Romans, facing their own societal upheavals, developed sophisticated approaches to scepticism that might serve us better than our modern pretences to critical discourse.

Posted in: News on 05/13/2025 | Link to this post on IFP |
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