
Jonathan Rauch on the Constitution of Knowledge
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The Constitution of Knowledge
This chapter explores the 'Constitution of Knowledge', emphasizing decentralized systems like markets and journalism that facilitate knowledge creation and fact-checking. It examines the decline of institutional norms in various fields and the impact of misinformation, advocating for the restoration of these norms to ensure the integrity of institutions. The discussion highlights the importance of structured debate, free speech, and the coexistence of religion and science in shaping a robust epistemic system.
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