Ghosts are Real - Dreama | Street Epistemology

Dreama and Chad use Street Epistemology to explore Dreama's confidence that ghosts are real during the Sound Epistemology Adventure Tour. To support the tour, donate here:
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Street Epistemology is a civil way to explore the quality of one’s reasoning.
Street Epistemology is also a movement that encourages our communities to engage in this exercise with each other and with ourselves.
Music - @djbrownnote and Tracy Sayler (guitar)
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[@KipVaughan]

That would have been a cool dual interview with her cousin! (25:00) If this happened to me I would wonder if things like holograms were behind it.

[@ChaseAvior]

Are children's developing minds always reliable?

[@violetlove3580]

Good question. To play devil's advocate, is an adult's mind always reliable? And, to take that a step further, do you think an adult's mind is always more reliable than a child's?

[@violetlove3580]

Ah I'm really disappointed that she kept saying "it doesnt sound reasonable/logical". She kept diminishing her own belief and experience just because she was afraid of being judged for it. It's really a shame to see that kind of insecure behavior. I think people should be able and allowed to trust themselves and their own senses for the most part, especially when it's validated by other people.

[@Lightslinger42]

I think it shows that she is aware that her logic or epistemology may be flawed. Her discomfort probably comes from her understanding that her conclusion may not comport with reality. Heres a question: Is another person's personal experience a good way to justify your own?

[@LogicalKip]

It's always great when there's a new SE video featuring a piece of eye candy who has lots of great stuff to say. It's a shame that cutie was forced to stay standing.

[@juansalcedo2854]

Not sure if it was your intention, but this comment comes off as really creepy in an "old school" misogynistic kind of way.

[@LogicalKip]

@@juansalcedo2854 The point was to sound like that, then subvert expectations when the reader realizes I was talking about David, since he's the only one standing. I guess it wasn't obvious enough.

[@juansalcedo2854]

@@LogicalKip omg....

[@juansalcedo2854]

@@LogicalKip that completely went over my head, lol! I need better reading comprehension