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The Illusion of Certainty in the Museum Field Has to End

Museums—and the western business model—are obsessed with certainty. Is there another path?

Robert J Weisberg

• 10 min read
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Which way to go? What if there's no good way to know? (Photo by Kyle Glenn / Unsplash)

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