Anthony Magnabosco is a Street Epistemologist who converses with and interviews random strangers on the street to ask about their beliefs, such as faith, superstitions, and so much more.
Check out his YouTube channel at:
https://www.youtube.com/user/magnabosco210
According to Magnabosco, “I initiate friendly conversations with people to see how they arrived at their deeply-held beliefs (e.g., Gods, karma, ghosts, politics, etc.), and then ask respectful questions to help them discover if the method(s) used are unreliable so that more reliable methods can be employed to maintain the belief and/or the level of confidence in the belief can be adjusted to be more in line with reality.”
Of particular interest are these playlists:
My Top Ten Talks
Street Epistemology Presentations
Relativism (“It’s true for me.”)
Street Epistemology Tutorials
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