2021 may be considered the year when everyone knew it all, when in fact they didn’t. The vast amount of information available to us today could lead to an informed people, carefully considering different points of view, both reliant on and skeptical of experts who nonetheless must be considered for knowledge we don’t possess, making truly informed decisions about how we should conduct ourselves in an ever-challenging ever-changing world. The wealth of well thought out but still contradictory conclusions of people expert in their fields should humble us. But it doesn’t.
Naive for New Year's
2021 may be considered the year when everyone knew it all, when in fact they didn’t. The vast amount of information available to us today could lead to an informed people, carefully considering different points of view, both reliant on and skeptical of experts who nonetheless must be considered for knowledge we don’t possess, making truly informed decisions about how we should conduct ourselves in an ever-challenging ever-changing world. The wealth of well thought out but still contradictory conclusions of people expert in their fields should humble us. But it doesn’t.
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