The Cure for Ignorance : How to Question Your Beliefs, Make Wiser Decisions, and Act on What You Know
Overview
Most of our worst decisions don't feel like mistakes. They feel like knowledge.
Intelligent people misread contracts. Loving parents misunderstand their children. Experienced managers defend strategies that stopped working years ago. The problem is rarely a lack of intelligence or good intentions. It is the gap between the world as we understand it and the world as it is, and the further gap between what we know and what we actually do.
The Cure for Ignorance is a practical guide to closing both gaps. It draws on psychology (Kahneman, Festinger, the Asch experiments), philosophy (Socrates, Bacon, Aristotle, Kant) and the wisdom literature of the Bible. From these it builds one clear method, the Five Movements of Truth: Recognition, Inquiry, Understanding, Application and Correction.
You will learn:
- why the most dangerous ignorance is the kind we cannot see
- how confidence, memory and group loyalty quietly distort what we believe
- how to ask better questions and receive unwelcome answers
- why we fail to act on what we know, and how discipline bridges the gap
- how to apply clear thinking to money, relationships, business, character and faith
Each chapter has realistic examples, practical exercises and questions for reflection. Whether you are religious or not, this book will help you hold your beliefs honestly, examine them carefully and live them faithfully.
Ignorance is a disease that can be treated. Its remedy is the applied knowledge of truth.
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Details
- ISBN-13: 9798165480652
- ISBN-10: 9798165480652
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: October 2026
- Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.42 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.56 pounds
- Page Count: 184
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