Anthony Magnabosco | The Relativity of Wrong | Raj | #streetepistemology [vault] @magnabosco210 | Uploaded 9 months ago | Updated 1 minute ago
Street Epistemology is a way of helping people critically reflect on the quality of their reasoning through civil conversation. In this discussion, Raj (well-adept in Socratic method himself, it seems) stops briefly to explore his claim that Donald Trump is a criminal and the wisdom of uncertainty.
Take the FREE Street Epistemology course here:
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The Relativity of Wrong by Isaac Asimov
https://www.sas.upenn.edu/~dbalmer/eportfolio/Nature%20of%20Science_Asimov.pdf
I hope you enjoy this "vintage" (!) video from my vault. Most every conversation I have had over the years when practicing SE has been recorded. I won't upload all of them, but I'll keep thinking and looking for ones that might be helpful in promoting the method and hopefully inspiring people interested in developing SE further to try and learn and spread this amazing set of tools to others around the world in a responsible and compassionate way. Humanity desperately needs for this to happen and I would love your help.
You don't need to conduct SE on the street or in interview form like you see here. Take the Street Epistemology Course Navigating Beliefs: A Learning Course for Rational Conversations and learn how to make SE work best for you and others as authentically as possible.
Please be civil in the comments, especially when referring to my conversation partners. Thank you Raj for your time and thoughts. I hope this conversation was valuable to you in some way.
Older videos are Unlisted but can be found in Public Playlists here on my channel.
Anthony Magnabosco
Me: https://linktr.ee/magnabosco
SE: https://linktr.ee/streetepistemology
Recorded 12 June 2019 (not December 2017 as reported on screen)
Graphic design provided by Bjorn Soesbergen.
Audio correction provided by Philipp Grzemba.
Recorded w/Go-Pro. Edited w/PowerDirector. AI Captions w/Kapwing.
The views addressed here are mine and mine alone, and are not necessarily shared by members of my family or friends.
Street Epistemology is a way of helping people critically reflect on the quality of their reasoning through civil conversation. In this discussion, Raj (well-adept in Socratic method himself, it seems) stops briefly to explore his claim that Donald Trump is a criminal and the wisdom of uncertainty.
Take the FREE Street Epistemology course here:
navigatingbeliefs.com/offers/oHkNXj62/checkout
The Relativity of Wrong by Isaac Asimov
https://www.sas.upenn.edu/~dbalmer/eportfolio/Nature%20of%20Science_Asimov.pdf
I hope you enjoy this "vintage" (!) video from my vault. Most every conversation I have had over the years when practicing SE has been recorded. I won't upload all of them, but I'll keep thinking and looking for ones that might be helpful in promoting the method and hopefully inspiring people interested in developing SE further to try and learn and spread this amazing set of tools to others around the world in a responsible and compassionate way. Humanity desperately needs for this to happen and I would love your help.
You don't need to conduct SE on the street or in interview form like you see here. Take the Street Epistemology Course Navigating Beliefs: A Learning Course for Rational Conversations and learn how to make SE work best for you and others as authentically as possible.
Please be civil in the comments, especially when referring to my conversation partners. Thank you Raj for your time and thoughts. I hope this conversation was valuable to you in some way.
Older videos are Unlisted but can be found in Public Playlists here on my channel.
Anthony Magnabosco
Me: https://linktr.ee/magnabosco
SE: https://linktr.ee/streetepistemology
Recorded 12 June 2019 (not December 2017 as reported on screen)
Graphic design provided by Bjorn Soesbergen.
Audio correction provided by Philipp Grzemba.
Recorded w/Go-Pro. Edited w/PowerDirector. AI Captions w/Kapwing.
The views addressed here are mine and mine alone, and are not necessarily shared by members of my family or friends.
![The Relativity of Wrong | Raj | #streetepistemology [vault]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ai68R2tjM5k/hqdefault.jpg "The Relativity of Wrong | Raj | #streetepistemology [vault]
Street Epistemology is a way of helping people critically reflect on the quality of their reasoning through civil conversation. In this discussion, Raj (well-adept in Socratic method himself, it seems) stops briefly to explore his claim that Donald Trump is a criminal and the wisdom of uncertainty.
Take the FREE Street Epistemology course here:
https://www.navigatingbeliefs.com/offers/oHkNXj62/checkout
The Relativity of Wrong by Isaac Asimov
https://www.sas.upenn.edu/~dbalmer/eportfolio/Nature%20of%20Science_Asimov.pdf
I hope you enjoy this vintage (!) video from my vault. Most every conversation I have had over the years when practicing SE has been recorded. I wont upload all of them, but Ill keep thinking and looking for ones that might be helpful in promoting the method and hopefully inspiring people interested in developing SE further to try and learn and spread this amazing set of tools to others around the world in a responsible and compassionate way. Humanity desperately needs for this to happen and I would love your help.
You dont need to conduct SE on the street or in interview form like you see here. Take the Street Epistemology Course Navigating Beliefs: A Learning Course for Rational Conversations and learn how to make SE work best for you and others as authentically as possible.
Please be civil in the comments, especially when referring to my conversation partners. Thank you Raj for your time and thoughts. I hope this conversation was valuable to you in some way.
Older videos are Unlisted but can be found in Public Playlists here on my channel.
Anthony Magnabosco
Me: https://linktr.ee/magnabosco
SE: https://linktr.ee/streetepistemology
Recorded 12 June 2019 (not December 2017 as reported on screen)
Graphic design provided by Bjorn Soesbergen.
Audio correction provided by Philipp Grzemba.
Recorded w/Go-Pro. Edited w/PowerDirector. AI Captions w/Kapwing.
The views addressed here are mine and mine alone, and are not necessarily shared by members of my family or friends.")
