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Latest revision as of 21:25, 22 January 2011
About
Intellectual honesty is a form of honesty. At a minimum, it requires both of the following:
- being honest to others about your thinking (e.g. your real reasons for holding a particular position)
- being honest with yourself about what the available evidence indicates
It is possible to be honest without being intellectually honest.
Links
Reference
- Wikipedia
- Conservapedia
defines it as "willingness to advocate positions one knows to be correct, even when expression of those positions is unpopular or could lead to negative consequences for the expresser" -- which is one consequence, but not the whole thing. dKosopediano information as of 2010-10-16- RationalWiki
News
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- 2011/01/19 [L..T] Fuller Memorial Presbyterian / Durham Rescue Mission “Plans submitted to the City / County Planning department with the rezoning demonstrated several worrisome elements to neighbors. The scale had grown considerably from the single multipurpose building discussed in previous years; it now stretched over portions of five city blocks, involved the demolition of 9 houses in historic district, and contemplated the closing of two streets, creating a fenced/gated facility stretching over three blocks.”