What We Believe but Cannot Prove: Today's Leading Thinkers on Science in the Age of Certainty – Compelling Insights from 100+ Brilliant Minds on Bold Assumptions and Faith (Edge Question Series, 1)
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What We Believe but Cannot Prove: Today's Leading Thinkers on Science in the Age of Certainty – Compelling Insights from 100+ Brilliant Minds on Bold Assumptions and Faith (Edge Question Series, 1)

by John Brockman

Philosophy Science
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More than 100 leading thinkers consider the beliefs, assumptions, and ideas that shape our understanding of science and the world. This thought-provoking volume explores the relationship between certainty, faith, and what remains compelling even when proof is beyond reach.

About This Book

What We Believe but Cannot Prove gathers perspectives from more than 100 leading thinkers on the boundary between knowledge, belief, and uncertainty.

Part of the Edge Question Series, this volume considers science in an age of certainty and examines the bold assumptions that shape how people understand the world.

Its contributors offer compelling insights into ideas that remain influential, intriguing, or meaningful even when they cannot be conclusively proven.

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