Grounds

How We Know and Why We Can Be Wrong

A popular-science book about the grounds of knowledge: how we gather information, state claims and justify conclusions, and how we recognise when they need to be revised.

Prologue, 13 chapters, 2 interludes and an epilogue, about 22 thousand words. Edition 2026.10, by Rifat Jumagulov. Free under CC BY 4.0; see the colophon.