Cordial Curiosity

@cordialcuriosityUShost: Brett HallAnalyzed

PhilosophyPolitical commentary (left)Social commentaryepistemologyphilosophysocial-commentarypoliticsmoral-progress
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Audience and activity

Subscribers17.5K
Views per video1.9Kmedian of the last 30
Views per subscriber0.11how many actually watch
Comments per video55median
Uploads per month0.5
Last upload9mo ago2026-01-08
Total views1.2M
Total videos158
Long-form / Shorts95% / 0%

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What Cordial Curiosity makes

Topics epistemology, philosophy, social-commentary, politics, moral-progress

Practicing cool-headed conversation instead of heated debate using street epistemology.

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Recent videos

TitlePublishedViewsLength
Is Israel an Enlightenment Outpost? w/ Jake Klein & Brett Hall2026-01-0860469 min
Universities Should Be Neutral w/ Peter Boghossian | Spectrum Street Epistemology2025-07-2972629 min
Making Objective Moral Progress As Carbon-Based Computers w/ Michael Shermer & Brett Hall2025-07-191.8K89 min
From Myths to the Multiverse: How Knowledge Evolves w/ Bret Weinstein & Brett Hall2025-07-032.5K102 min
How to Be Optimistic in Our Postmodern World w/ Mike Nayna & Brett Hall2025-06-2896364 min
How to Win the Meme War2025-06-212.3K128 min
How Critical Rationalism Can Help Improve Street Epistemology w/ Brett Hall & PineCreek2025-06-181.9K154 min
Do We Live in a Multiverse? | Hidden Claim Spectrum Street Epistemology2025-05-1661617 min
Defining 'Woman' at Let Women Speak | Street Epistemology2025-04-272.4K98 min
What’s the Most Rational Way to Know? w/ Brett Hall & Peter Boghossian2025-03-153.3K65 min

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