Published Aug 15, 2016
Chuck Klosterman on But What If We're Wrong
Russ Roberts and Chuck Klosterman delve into the uncertainties of truth and reality as they unpack the ideas from 'But What If We're Wrong,' exploring how current knowledge might be overturned, the role of cultural evolution, and the enduring legacy of overlooked art.

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