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If we answered all 30 of those, would people trust Philosophy or science more? My guess is some people would trust them less. I saw a book called "What Should We Be Worried About?" Interesting. Obvious answers are political instability and climate change effects and AI threats, none of which most people can do anything about, just like throughout history. Knowledge is not always power, sometimes it just causes anxiety, like Ecclesiastes said 3000 years ago :-)
– Scott Rowe
Commented May 23 at 10:41

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