Your answer might just set you free.
The antidote isn't cynicism, but . By recognizing that much of what we "know" is actually a collection of massumptions, we open the door to genuine discovery and more meaningful connections with the world around us.
This paper explores the concept of "Massumptions" (Mass Assumptions)—defined as widely accepted, unverified beliefs held by a significant portion of a population. While distinct from scientific facts or universal truths, massumptions function as social glue, dictating cultural norms, economic behaviors, and political landscapes. This paper examines the psychological origins of massumptions, their role in the digital age, and the risks they pose to critical thinking.