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A doctor’s appointment should be a simple, respectful exchange: you explain what you feel, the doctor listens, and together you try to understand what is going on. But sometimes it becomes something else, it becomes the perfect stage for a small performance of status. Yesterday’s doctor didn’t really listen. “This, I have never heard in 25 years,” he said, not to open the conversation, but to end it. It reminded me of Hume’s Principle of the Uniformity of Nature : the assumpt

This essay is a deeper dive into the real-world challenges behind the hopeful ideas I shared in my shorter LinkedIn post “ When work...

This again began as a philosophical exercise on reasoning, not a political post. But as I reflected more, I saw how deeply it connects to...

I just spent several days in a hospital’s research unit. My roommate was a caucasian woman admitted for suspected fibromyalgia. Her...

As a leadership coach, I see (and saw it when I was still working in the private sector) this uncertainty showing up in real decisions,...

I recently reflected on this question in a forum on critical reasoning, and it stayed with me: Is it a necessary condition of knowing...

Recently, I heard the word “instinctively” used to justify a serious decision. The word caught my attention, not because it was new, but...