The political philosophy latent in Borges's works rests on the belief in a self-sufficient individual, the preeminence of liberty, a distrust of government, and nostalgia for anarchy understood as a ...

Editor's Letter: Human fallibility Let us not put too much trust in those who navigate this world with smug certainty; the truly wise concede their fallibility up front, and keep learning from ...

The American philosopher Bernard Gert reminds us of two simple facts of human life. They are (1) our vulnerability (We can be hurt.) and (2) our fallibility (We can be wrong.). In time, of course ...

We acknowledge fallibility as a human trait. By affirming the infallibility of our fallibility, we are free to question, to search for truth and meaning wherever that search leads us.

To err is human. To make a mistake and stubbornly refuse to acknowledge it -- that's judicial. So says Judge Andrew D. Hurwitz of the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals who in a new essay argues ...

Fallibility Human fallibility is deeper than just mixing up similar characters. A person who is amazing might be 98% accurate, but that means they'll screw up in some way 2 out of every 100 times.

The fallibility of memory is also what can make it appear as though two people with opposing points of view are both telling the truth. Marc Siegel M.D. is a professor of medicine and medical ...

Phishing is more successful than ever. Daniel Spicer, CSO of Ivanti, discusses emerging trends in phishing, and using zero-trust security to patch the human vulnerabilities underpinning the spike.

"I want that fallibility." That much is discernible in her two latest shorts. The first, last year's Snow Lee Leopard, reveals Heit morphing the sculptures of Oregon artist Lee Kelly.