This podcast episode defines intellectual honesty as truthful communication, emphasizing the importance of accurate fact-finding and unbiased presentation. It explores the moral duty to be honest, especially when influencing others, and details how intellectual dishonesty harms individuals and society. The associated text provides exercises and assignments focusing on developing intellectual virtues like humility, tolerance, and fidelity, as well as practical skills in evidence evaluation and fallacy recognition to achieve intellectual honesty. Numerous examples of intellectual dishonesty and suggested readings are included to further support the learning process.
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