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Board of Trustees passes resolution reaffirming institutional neutrality

A resolution reaffirming the University’s commitment to academic freedom, freedom of speech and institutional neutrality passed at the Board of Trustees meeting on Friday. ....

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S3 E17: Tom Rundel: Arriving At 95% Certainty Is Good Enough

Have you ever wondered how much of what you believe to be true is actually influenced by the quirks of your own mind? In this solo episode of the Liminal Living podcast, we delve into the fascinating realm of cognitive biases and their impact on our perception of reality. We use Brian McLaren’s list of 13 cognitive biases that cloud our judgment, revealing how they shape our understanding of truth and certainty. Through a philosophical lens, we examine the notion of absolute certainty, suggesting that acknowledging the presence of biases allows us to embrace uncertainty with an open hand. The path to truth lies not in clinging to a rigid sense of certainty, but rather in maintaining a humble acknowledgment of our own limitations. Truth can be best grasped in a mindset where being 95% sure of something allows room for the remaining 5% of uncertainty. Embracing this openness enables us to navigate the complexities of truth with greater clarity and humility. Ultimately, we hope this is ....

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How do you know you're not wrong?

Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who is a Somali-born, writer, activist, and former politician, used to be a Muslim. Then she was an atheist. Now she says she is a Christian. How does she know she’s not wrong this time? ....

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Science is a human right − and its future is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Decades ago, the international community codified science as a cultural right and protected expression of human creativity. Reaffirming science’s value can help it better serve humanity. ....

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Discontent over juvenile crime response ahead of hearing

Ahead of the next state legislative session in January, Maryland lawmakers are holding their third hearing on juvenile crime today. ....

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