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What if reassurance is not achieved by possessing the truth, but rather by keeping the possibility of doubt open? * “Ataraxia follows the epoch as a shadow follows the body.” - Sextus Empiricus Our age demands skepticism. The old concept of truth is in crisis, changes are accelerating at an astonishing pace, and many voices are rising with contradictory arguments. We live in an age that is capable of confusing us and eager to impose our rigid ideas. In the face of this, nothing seems more necessary than adopting a sound critical stance. Ignacio Bajón invites us to learn from the great pioneers of skepticism who came before us: the Greek skeptics. A philosophical current that questioned everything, without rigid dogmas, suspending judgments and avoiding definitive statements. Their legacy can offer us what we need most today: critical thinking and peace of mind that enables us to navigate a present steeped in uncertainty.