Truth, lies, and bullshit

Think 17 (50):75-83 (2018)
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Bullshit is a prevalent phenomenon in this info-crazy world of ours. With the help of Princeton philosopher Harry Frankfurt, I want to provide a brief philosophical account of this phenomenon, and offer some practical tips to how we could deal with it.Export citation.

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Jeremiah Joven Joaquin
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