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‘No evidence-based reason to use them’ concludes new trigger warning study
A new paper has added to a growing body of research suggesting trigger warnings have little to no benefit for those they’re meant to help.
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In the context of discussions about freedom of speech on university campuses, I offer a principle based on the doctrine of double effect – “Discussion of a confronting issue within a university (that has the foreseen but unintended effect of making participants uncomfortable) is justified if the intended effect is the sincere pursuit of knowledge and/or wisdom.”