Managing your own emotions is clearly a prerequisite to successful epistemic rationality practices, but other people’s emotions? That seems straightforwardly irrelevant.
What do you see as the prototypical problem in epistemic rationality? I see the prototypical problem as being creating an environment of collaborative truth-seeking, and there managing other’s emotions is perfectly relevant.
Managing your own emotions is clearly a prerequisite to successful epistemic rationality practices, but other people’s emotions? That seems straightforwardly irrelevant.
What do you see as the prototypical problem in epistemic rationality? I see the prototypical problem as being creating an environment of collaborative truth-seeking, and there managing other’s emotions is perfectly relevant.
You need to so!ve epistemology, and you need an epistemology to solve epistemology.