Guilty Until Proven Innocent

Guilty Until Proven Innocent explores how society's tendency to swiftly accuse and suspect has become ingrained in various aspects of modern life, from ancient rituals to social media and politics. Drawing on diverse disciplines such as philosophy, psychology, and science, Boris Kriger examines the mechanisms behind our collective inclination to blame, highlighting how suspicion often precedes evidence and trust. The book offers a sharp, insightful look at the pervasive nature of blame and its profound impact on personal and societal relationships.