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Negative Psychology
Essays on radical uncertainty
Negative Psychology
The State of Psychological Naivety [1]
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Nick
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There is no shame in being 'psychologically naive' - what we're doing in our culture is enforcing this state by trying to say that our ridiculous naivety in psychological matters is actually 'knowledge'. It isn't knowledge, however - it's a cultural artifact that is supported by ream upon ream of vapid pseudoscience...