When Truth Comes Too Cheaply

by Richard P. Weigand   Some truths lose force when they are handed over too early. Not because they are...
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Cognitive Immunity Is Not Obsession

  by Richard P. Weigand There is a danger in studying deception too long. At first, the work feels necessary....
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The Discipline of Looking: How Ordinary People Recover Clear Sight

Clear sight does not begin with brilliance. It begins with the discipline to pause, define words, look at outcomes, ask...
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How Wrong Things Learn to Sound Reasonable

Wrong things rarely survive by calling themselves wrong. They need better names. The act remains, the word changes, and the...
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The Quiet Sense of Truth: Why Conscience Notices Before the Mind Explains

Before a person can always explain what is wrong, he may still sense that the words no longer match the...
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Truth as the Beginning of Repair: Why Nothing Can Be Corrected Until It Is Seen Clearly

Truth does not repair everything by itself. But without truth, repair has no place to begin. Nothing can be corrected...
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Problems and Complexities

Complexity often gathers around a basic fact that has been missed. A good professional brings the parts into order and...
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Why People Defend What Harms Them: How Loyalty, Fear, and Habit Protect the Very Things That Damage You

People often defend harmful things not because they are blind, but because admitting the harm would require them to question...
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Authority Does Not Create Truth: Why Expertise Must Answer to Reality

Authority can guide us toward truth, but it cannot create truth. Even the highest authority must still answer to what...
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