Rationally Speaking #229 - John Nerst on "Erisology, the study of disagreement"

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Introduction

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I Have an Engineering Degree, and I'm a Data Scientist

01:31 • 3min

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Is Eristology a New Field of Study?

04:18 • 2min

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Is Arisology a Centre of Gravity for Understanding Disagreement?

05:56 • 3min

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Is Twitter the Worst of Everything?

08:51 • 2min

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Are We Confused More Than We Should Be Anger?

11:09 • 2min

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What Are People's Biggest Misconceptions About Defection?

12:50 • 2min

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What Do You Think You're Doing Wrong?

14:21 • 2min

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Are You Trying to Compress Reality?

16:38 • 2min

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Is No Capitalism Exploite Workers True or False?

18:19 • 4min

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Do You Feel Like There Is a Real Disagreement?

22:33 • 3min

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Isn't That the Idea Situation, Just to Never Study Philosophy?

25:48 • 3min

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What's a Carelessly Used Word?

28:26 • 2min

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Is There a but Coming?

30:07 • 2min

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Post Modernism for Materialists

31:43 • 4min

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Is There a Failure Mode of Disagreement?

36:02 • 2min

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Is It Possible That You're Reacting Against What You Think Is False Evidence?

37:49 • 4min

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Is There a Difference Between Signal and Corrective?

41:22 • 3min

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Do You Know What D Coupling Is?

44:02 • 6min

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Is There an Ic Gap?

49:47 • 2min

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Isn't De Coupling Better Than Not?

51:18 • 2min

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The Ideal of Decoupling in Your Own Head

53:16 • 2min

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Is This All That, This Is All That?

55:36 • 3min

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Is There a Book or Article That Makes a Contribution in Some Way to the New Field of Arisology?

58:55 • 4min

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Everything Studies - It's Every Tea Study

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