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Mentioned in 22 episodes
The Constitution of Knowledge
Book • 2021
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Mentioned in 22 episodes
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, referencing the book's discussion of the historical context of the direct election of senators.


Lex Fridman

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#454 – Saagar Enjeti: Trump, MAGA, DOGE, Obama, FDR, JFK, History & Politics
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as an excellent gift for high school or college graduates and naturalized citizens, emphasizing its relevance to informed citizenship.

Jim Rutt

115 snips
EP 287 Jonathan Rauch on the Epistemic Crisis
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as the focus of the conversation.


Sam Harris

58 snips
#350 — Sharing Reality
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as one of the best books of the last 10 years, explaining a constitutional mechanism for harnessing passions and differences.


Jonathan Haidt

51 snips
Why the Past 10 Years of American Life Have Been Uniquely Stupid
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in relation to a discussion about polarization with Anne Applebaum.


Neal Stephenson

43 snips
Neal Stephenson on The Future of the Metaverse
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when discussing the constitution of knowledge.


Jonathan Haidt

30 snips
198. Enlightenment and the Righteous Mind | Steven Pinker and Jonathan Haidt
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in the context of the Constitution of Knowledge.

Jim Rutt

27 snips
EP 290 Mark Stahlman on Trump as the Avatar of the Digital Paradigm Shift
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in relation to the pursuit of knowledge.


Jonah Goldberg

24 snips
The Case for Competition
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when introducing his guest, ![undefined]()

.


Andrew Heaton

Jonathan Rauch

21 snips
Jonathan Rauch: Christianity Dropped the Ball on Democracy
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as ![undefined]()

's previous book.


Mona Charen

Jonathan Rauch

20 snips
Christianity’s Crossroads: Faith, Democracy, and America’s Future
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as a highly recommended book by ![undefined]()

.

Curtis Chang

Jonathan Rauch

17 snips
Jonathan Rauch: An Atheist Rethinks Secular & Christian America
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as a book describing an informal apparatus of evaluating information.


John Bicknell

16 snips
#213 Sviatoslav Hnizdovskyi on Countering Authoritarian Influence
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as an excellent book about challenges to our ability to make sense of the world and report it accurately.


Yascha Mounk

Jonathan Rauch on the Politicization of Christianity
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as a big influence, for setting out the ways in which we understand what is true and what is not true.


Drew Perkins

How To Have Nuanced Conversation
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as a previous book discussing the generation of knowledge.

Lawrence Krauss

Jonathan Rauch:
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as a source for insights into the constitution of knowledge.

Steven Pinker

Steven Pinker || Why Rationality Matters
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as a book that approaches knowledge as arising from quasi-constitutional processes with checks and balances.


Justin Tiwald

Episode 21: Xunzi’s Way—Discovered or Invented?
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as one of ![undefined]()

's books she has personally read and highly recommends.

Iona Italia

Jonathan Rauch

Christianity and the American Polity
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as the topic of the conversation with ![undefined]()

.


Russ Roberts

Jonathan Rauch

Jonathan Rauch on the Constitution of Knowledge
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as a book arguing for a societal agreement on established facts.


Francis Collins

Re-enchanting... Wisdom - Francis Collins