Download our introduction to critical thinking and learn the framework for how to think in a way that can lead to progress and cooperation.
As individuals we can be quite unreliable and overconfident in our knowledge. As collective humanity however we found the common ground of reason, which manifests itself through science and institutions. Reaffirming our trust in reason promotes understanding over believing.
Reason is more than ever essential nowadays, when free speech has become synonym not of constructive debate but of subjectivity, entrenchment and dogmatism, with the underlying assumption that any opinion can be considered valid with no accountability and no burden of proof.
Gain an introductory understanding of modern critical thinking processes
Better understand how your own decisions and actions impact your immediate and larger environment
Be better able to understand why things are happening in the world around you
Have a greater understanding of the facts around the most critical issues of your future
Be empowered to make more informed decisions in your daily life
Become a more active participant in shaping the future of planet earth
These guides will include an outline of what we cover in the episode, key facts and figures, and biographies of the researchers, scientists, and thought leaders we include in the episode.
You will receive these the day before we publish the episode, to give you an opportunity to familiarise yourself with the material and do some introductory exploration if you so choose.
Download our introduction to critical thinking and learn the framework for how to think in a way that can lead to progress and cooperation.
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