I don't know: In Praise of Admitting Ignorance (Except When You Shouldn’t)
Leah Hager Cohen explores the value of admitting ignorance and the judgment required to know when not to. With a focus on the words “I don’t know,” this thoughtful work considers how acknowledging uncertainty can shape the way we think, communicate, and respond.
About This Book
I Don't Know examines the meaning and value of admitting ignorance.
Leah Hager Cohen considers why acknowledging what we do not know can be a thoughtful and useful response.
The book also recognizes that there are moments when saying “I don’t know” may not be the right choice.
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