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Willful ignorance

Willful ignorance

Search complete. 11 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Willful ignorance".

Oct 8, 2026

Bobby CapucciHOST
60:04
In some cases, the law itself backs up this theory.
Bobby CapucciHOST
60:08
The US concept of conscious avoidance, which the jury were instructed about at length as I sat in the press gallery of the Maxwell trial.
Bobby CapucciHOST
60:17
And which means ignoring signs that may raise questions about illegal activity can, under some pieces of legislation, including some sex trafficking legislation, be illegally equivalent to actual knowledge of a crime.
Bobby CapucciHOST
60:29
Or just drop Rico on all these fools and that will really do him in.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:23
On each episode of my weekly podcast, a different topic, discussion, commentary, or story from our lives.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:31
Season 22, chapter 5: Willful Ignorance.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:36
There's actually an updated term out there for willful ignorance.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:40
It's purposeful obliviousness.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:43
It's a slightly more nuanced description.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:46
Here's the difference: willful ignorance just says that your ignorance is intentional.
Larry FedorukHOST
0:52
Purposeful obliviousness implies that you have a good reason to stay ignorant, a purpose, and what is that? Sanity, peace of mind, you wanna sleep better at night.
Larry FedorukHOST
1:03
The truth can set you free, so why are so many people now choosing, choosing to live enslaved?
Eric HarleyHOST
34:21
I wanna be more ignorant even though the technology is available today, now more than ever, to be more informed.
Gary McNamaraHOST
34:30
You know, virtue signaling is willful ignorance and increased passion-
Eric HarleyHOST
34:39
[laughs]
Gary McNamaraHOST
34:41
... for your own ignorance.

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