Questions
Just finished Chuck Klosterman’s book, But What If We’re Wrong? I recommend it. Here are some questions that are put forward in the concluding chapter.
- Is the downside of our species unparalleled cerebral evolution the ingrained propensity for self destruction?
- If a problem is irreversible, is there still an ethical obligation to try to reverse it?
- Are there not intrinsic benefits to constantly probing the possibility that my assumptions about the future might be wrong?
