But What If We're Wrong?

Chuck Klosterman's "But What If We're Wrong?

" explores the inherent uncertainty of human knowledge and the tendency to view past beliefs as absurd.

The book examines various fields, including science, art, and sports, questioning the accepted narratives and highlighting how our understanding of the world constantly evolves.

Klosterman uses historical examples to illustrate how seemingly unshakeable beliefs can be overturned by new discoveries and perspectives.

The book encourages readers to embrace uncertainty and consider the possibility that many of our current beliefs may be proven wrong in the future.

Ultimately, it prompts reflection on the nature of truth, knowledge, and the human condition.