تنقیدی سوچ

A common fallacy in public debate is to treat the existence of uncertainty as equivalent to the absence of any defensible position — as though acknowledging that a question is complex somehow obliges one to remain neutral between all possible answers, however unequally supported by evidence they may be. Genuine intellectual humility means holding conclusions provisionally, not holding no conclusions at all; the two are frequently, and conveniently, conflated by those with an interest in manufacturing doubt.