In the sciences, this is not that bigger problem, right? That's puet, except for bymentisans. But is it? At least possibly the case that were seeing the greatest threat to intellectual diversity in some of the areas which matter least. And when the stakes are high, we we overcome it. No, it's not eret. There are two universities, but it's not which one's matter more and which ones matter less. It's which one, what is the sacred value? The sacred value of universities from sometime in the nineteenth century through maybe the 19 eightis was truth.
Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt joins Tyler Cowen for a conversation on morality, politics, disgust, how to maintain free speech on campus, the enriching effects of LSD, antiparsimonialism, and why economists set all the interesting variables to zero.
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