Martha Nussbaum emphasizes that possessing technical skills isn’t synonymous with ethical conduct. She points out that ignorance, whether intentional or overlooked, can lead to detrimental choices. Today’s educational systems may churn out proficient employees but often lack the essential elements of critical thinking and empathy. The humanities, she argues, play a crucial role in fostering understanding and reducing harm by encouraging a variety of viewpoints.
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