On May 25th, 2023, someone posted a review of How Minds Change on LessWrong. It talked about Street Epistemology, Deep Canvassing, and Smart Politics, ways of handling disagreements that open the possibility of rational belief progression through amicable discussions. Summarized quickly, they rely on active listening, sharing personal stories and socratic questioning.

You can now learn all of those three techniques online, for free, in 4 hours, and in a Deliberate Practice setting. If interested, you can also learn them in an in-person workshop spanning anytime between 2 hours and a full weekend -just shoot me an email with the object EHD (at the time of writing, I’m based in Paris, France).

You can enroll on the website (see bottom for subsrcibing to the mailing list), and join the discord server.

About the workshop:

What would you learn?

When you find yourself in disagreement with someone on a significant [...]

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Outline:

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First published:
April 15th, 2024

Source:
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/peeibJXeqPQ4zXkvj/effectively-handling-disagreements-introducing-a-new

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“Effectively Handling Disagreements - Introducing a New Workshop” by Camille Berger

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“Effectively Handling Disagreements - Introducing a New Workshop” by Camille Berger