

Captured! w/ Peter Boghossian
22 snips Oct 4, 2024
Peter Boghossian, a philosopher and educator known for his work in street epistemology, dives deep into belief systems and the necessity of open dialogue. He discusses the dangers of ideological capture and the crisis of legitimacy in institutions. The conversation touches on the importance of intellectual humility and how clinging to beliefs can hinder understanding. Peter emphasizes embracing curiosity, acknowledging mistakes, and the role of education in shaping beliefs, urging listeners to engage in civil discourse to bridge divides in a polarized society.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Exploring Dialogue in Lisbon: A Quest for Constructive Discourse
03:16 • 2min
Beliefs, Debt, and Dialogue
04:47 • 17min
The Psychology of Belief in Cults
21:20 • 7min
Debating Biology and Engaging in Street Epistemology
28:11 • 3min
Challenging Beliefs and the Erosion of Academia
31:00 • 19min
Navigating Political Pushback in a Divided Landscape
50:30 • 1min
The Value of Being Proven Wrong
51:54 • 20min