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  • Author: Birgit J. Eckart

  • Comic-style illustration of three adults using digital devices in a Thai-inspired setting. A smiling woman holds a purple smartphone between an older man with laptops and an older woman using a transparent screen and keyboard. Colorful question marks surround them, with temple roofs, tropical plants, solar panels, and a video-conferencing camera completing the scene.

    The Architecture of doubt

    Posted by Birgit J. Eckart on 25. September 2026

    We all doubt sometimes — perhaps more so today. We doubt ourselves, other people, politics. Psychologically speaking, doubt is a mental state in which the brain holds several explanations or courses of action to be …

    Economy and Society, Humanities and Society, Universal
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