Class, Belief, and the Supernatural

This chapter examines the intersection of class dynamics and the perception of supernatural beliefs, focusing on how different occupations view these phenomena. It highlights the biases held by the professional managerial class and their impact on societal norms around credibility, particularly in relation to the paranormal. Drawing on G.K. Chesterton's writings, the discussion challenges listeners to reconsider their views on legitimacy and expertise in understanding extraordinary claims.