
How do we facilitate the flow of insights across ideological barriers? How do we have productive, loving dialogue? Is there such a thing as rational disagreement, and (if so) how should we respond to it? What are some neglected intellectual virtues? Today I'm joined by Dr. Josh Rasmussen to discuss these questions and more. Warning: this episode is amazing. Outline 1. Productive and loving dialogue across ideological barriers 2. The nature of rational disagreement 3. Extra-rational barriers to belief 4. Intellectual virtues 5. The tension between maximizing true beliefs and minimizing false beliefs Links Josh's website: https://joshualrasmussen.com/ Josh's youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXVvuTaGERdqZMUdph456bg My website: https://majestyofreason.wordpress.com/ My book: https://www.amazon.com/Majesty-Reason-Critical-Thinking-Philosophy/dp/B086FW6XV4/

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