When is it OK to Believe Without Proof?
William James explains when belief without sufficient evidence is justified: in life decisions that are plausible, unavoidable, and important.
William James explains when belief without sufficient evidence is justified: in life decisions that are plausible, unavoidable, and important.
Just because it’s legal doesn’t mean it’s right. A look at the GameStop saga, cultural clashes, and why ethics goes beyond compliance.