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Giving the Devil his Due
Book • 2020
In this book, Michael Shermer presents a full-throated defense of free speech and open inquiry, tackling themes such as free thought and free speech, politics and society, scientific humanism, religion, and the ideas of controversial intellectuals.
Shermer argues that the freedom to express dissenting views is crucial for democracy and knowledge, emphasizing that the right to speak is inextricably tied to one's own safety and freedom.
The book includes essays on various topics, including the importance of listening to opposing viewpoints, the dangers of censorship, and the role of free speech in testing ideas and promoting better science and reasoning.
Shermer argues that the freedom to express dissenting views is crucial for democracy and knowledge, emphasizing that the right to speak is inextricably tied to one's own safety and freedom.
The book includes essays on various topics, including the importance of listening to opposing viewpoints, the dangers of censorship, and the role of free speech in testing ideas and promoting better science and reasoning.
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Tom Bilyeu as a phenomenal read, exploring the importance of skepticism and giving a voice to opposing views.
Tom Bilyeu as a phenomenal read, exploring the importance of skepticism and giving a voice to opposing views.
The Truth Behind Conspiracy Theories: Why They Matter More Than Ever | Michael Shermer (Archived Episode)
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Michael Shermer as his latest book, exploring truth, empirical science, reason, rationality, and critical thinking.
Michael Shermer as his latest book, exploring truth, empirical science, reason, rationality, and critical thinking.
Michael Shermer: "Regulation Is Not the Answer to Big Tech Censorship"
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Ben Shapiro as a new book by Michael Shermer discussing free speech, politics, science, and culture.
Ben Shapiro as a new book by Michael Shermer discussing free speech, politics, science, and culture.
God vs. Government | Ravi Zacharias, Michael Shermer, and William Lane Craig
