“It was more that I’d grown deeply skeptical of skepticism itself. It seemed much easier to poke holes in things – people, programs, systems of belief – than to construct them, stand behind them, or at least take them seriously. That ready-made dismissiveness banished too much mystery and wonder.”

“It was more that I’d grown deeply skeptical of skepticism itself. It seemed much easier to poke holes in things – people, programs, systems of belief – than to construct them, stand behind them, or at least take them seriously. That ready-made dismissiveness banished too much mystery and wonder.”

— Leslie Jamison