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The hardest deception to see is one's own — call to humility as protection against self-deception

End of the World Predictions and Why They're Wrong 00:32:55 – 00:33:25

Mike pivots to the pastoral/epistemic lesson from Camping's case.

If you consciously knew you were deceived, you would reject it. Therefore deception by nature hides itself. The antidote is ongoing humility: 'I need to be thoughtful, careful, and not have an I've-got-it-all-figured-out attitude.'
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End of the World Predictions and Why They're Wrong @ 00:32:55

2018-04-18

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