Chris Bateman Boeken

Exploring the reliability of knowledge, this book critically examines Wikipedia and its role as an anonymously edited source that evolves daily. It challenges contemporary notions of objectivity by analyzing four key figures of knowledge: Wikipedia itself, scientific experiments, anonymous peer review, and educational systems. Through this investigation, the author prompts readers to reconsider how we perceive and validate knowledge in an ever-changing information landscape.

Facing ethical disaster perhaps what we need isn't moral law but moral chaos.