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- 624 pages
- 22 hours of reading
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Exploring the interplay between rationality and societal behavior, the author argues against the notion that humans are inherently irrational. By examining how self-interest, group loyalty, and myth can contribute to collective irrationality, the book emphasizes the importance of established norms that foster objectivity and truth. It posits that rationality is crucial for making better personal and public choices, ultimately serving as a foundation for social justice and moral advancement.
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