We haven't resolved whether humans have a moral duty to pursue truth, even when comforting illusions might make life easier.
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Some philosophers argue truth-seeking is intrinsically valuable and required for genuine autonomy, while others see no strict obligation to prefer difficult truths over comforting beliefs. This unresolved question touches on both ethics and epistemology.
Citation ID: WS01104
Title: We haven't resolved whether humans have a moral duty to pursue truth, even when comforting illusions might make life easier.
URL: https://worldsolve.org/index.php?api=problem&id=1104