Revealing What's Important

Not only can certainty provide the best outcome through physical control, it can also shine a light on what is considered best from a moral standpoint. Humans fear uncertainty in moral choices, as unclear decisions can lead to regret and anxiety. Additionally, uncertain decisions result in an unclear idea of what consequences we bring upon ourselves and others, which makes it difficult to recognize our abilities and leads to a sense of helplessness.

Certainty might clear up a moral dilemma by providing as much information as possible, leaving no room for unexpected outcomes or hidden consequences. On the opposite end, certainty can act as a discerning lens, revealing what is important to consider and what is unnecessary for a certain decision. [INSERT KANT QUOTE] The following artifacts demonstrate varying forms of certainty and how they guide and focus knowledge to prioritize what is best.