How do you run an event where strangers feel safe sharing their most cancellable beliefs?

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We wanted to run an event where controversial opinions could be shared openly. Examples of what may or may have been on the slips: “Only white men can save us.” “Intelligent people are worth more.” “Bestiality is good, actually.” We also advertised the event so only a certain kind of person showed up: One attendee said: It was life-giving to be in an environment where I could say what I think without second guessing myself Tweet about this idea: Subscribe to this blog @ChrisChipMonk, chris@chrislakin.com, chrislakin.com/now Want to be invited to my future SF events? Hit “Subscribe” on this page. Would you enjoy this one? Ready for more? For your security, we need to re-authenticate you. Click the link we sent to aayushgupta05@gmail.com, or click here to sign in.

Answer: Plausible deniability A friend and I wanted to run an event where controversial opinions could be shared openly. Examples of what may or may have been on the slips: “Only white men can save us.” “Intelligent people are worth more.” “Bestiality is good, actually.” We also advertised the event so only a certain kind of person showed up: It was life-giving to be in an environment where I could say what I think without second guessing myself —Participant To subscribe to future events: hit “Subscribe” on this page. Subscribe to Locally Optimal By Chris Lakin · Launched 4 years…

How do you run an event where strangers feel safe sharing their most cancellable beliefs?

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