Eliminating fanaticism risks dehumanization

The article discusses the nature of fanaticism and its human essence, explaining that humans are inherently inclined to form tightly held "bags" of truths, resistant to criticism or scrutiny. These "bags" include scientific, philosophical, religious, emotional, and mythological beliefs, and their attachment often leads to racism and aggression due to unwavering commitment to personal convictions. It also clarifies that eliminating fanaticism first requires eradicating the human itself, as it is an intrinsic part of human nature.

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