Projects

"What I cannot create, I do not understand." — Richard Feynman

• Argument Maps
• Epistemic Networks
• Belief Interviews
• Epistemic Audits
• Epistemology Surveys

Construct your own argument maps

• Argdown: Getting Started Tutorial and Workflow Guide (Christian Voigt)
• Argument Diagramming: Self-Paced Course and Workbench (Carnegie Mellon University Open Learning Initiative)
• Argument Mapping Tutorials: Identifying Structure and Hidden Premises (Joe Lau / Philosophy@HKU)
• Kialo: Visual Deliberation and Argument Mapping Platform

Simulate your own epistemic networks

• Simulated Epistemic Networks: Python Implementation of the Zollman Effect and Polarization (Jonathan Weisberg)
• The Zollman Effect: Computational Explainer and Code Walkthrough (Jonathan Weisberg)
• Odds & Ends: An Interactive Guide to Probability and Inductive Logic (Jonathan Weisberg)
• NetLogo: Multi-Agent Programmable Modeling Environment (Center for Connected Learning / Northwestern University)

Conduct your own belief interviews

• Navigating Beliefs: A Self-Directed Course for Rational Conversations (Street Epistemology International)
• Understanding the Basics: Step-by-Step Conversational Guide (Joe Hitchens / Street Epistemology)
• Helpful Questions for Socratic Inquiries: Open-Source Prompt Bank (Lukas Radunsky / GitHub)
• What Do You Know? An Exercise About What Knowledge Is (Richard Farr / PLATO) - Search 'What Do You Know?' on the PLATO Philosophy Toolkit for the guided classroom protocol classifying knowledge claims.

Perform your own epistemic audits

• Echo Chambers and Epistemic Bubbles: Diagnostic Framework (C. Thi Nguyen / Episteme)
• Why It's as Hard to Escape an Echo Chamber as It Is to Flee a Cult: Applied Field Guide (C. Thi Nguyen / Aeon)
• The Epistemology of Fake News: Credibility, Propagation, and Interventions (Sven Bernecker, Amy K. Flowerree, and Thomas Grundmann, eds.) - Paid book; provides analytical frameworks for diagnosing epistemic pathologies, algorithmic distortion, and conspiracy networks.

Design your own epistemology surveys

• The X-Phi Replicability Project: Protocols, Materials, and Survey Registrations (Open Science Framework)
• The Theory and Practice of Experimental Philosophy: Practical Guide to Empirical Design and Vignette Construction (Justin Sytsma & Jonathan Livengood) - Paid book; step-by-step practical guide covering vignette construction, experimental controls, and statistical analysis for philosophical surveys.