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"The book explores the concept of epistemic autonomy in the context of our dependence on social and technological systems for knowledge. It challenges ... the Cartesian ideal of self-sufficient knowledge acquisition and argues that epistemic dependence is both inevitable and beneficial. However, this dependence also exposes individuals and groups to potential manipulation and misinformation"-- Provided by publisher.
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