El triunfo de la estupidez: Por qué la ignorancia es más peligrosa que la maldad
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El triunfo de la estupidez: Por qué la ignorancia es más peligrosa que la maldad

by Jano García

Philosophy Nonfiction Social Science
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A thought-provoking look at how ignorance threatens society more than malice, urging greater emphasis on knowledge and critical thought.

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El triunfo de la estupidez examines the dangers of widespread ignorance in modern culture.

The book analyzes how lack of knowledge can lead to more harm than intentional wrongdoing.

It discusses the societal impact of misinformation and the erosion of critical thinking.

Readers are encouraged to reflect on the value of education and informed decision-making.

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