What important truth do very few people agree with you on? [Session]

Expanding on the classic Peter Thiel question, let's be brave and give an argument about something interesting that we think the rest of society gets wrong.

Try to be rational and scientific with your argument. It’s not about getting thin hats but presenting a concise argument for something you find interesting, even if you don’t entirely agree on it, but it’s taboo for some reason.

5-7min to present an argument, 10min to discuss for each. We can do 4-5 of those in 1.5h if we all prep just a tiny bit to be consise with our argument line.

For example (without spoiling too much), Max can start the argument line that thet theory of evolution has a few major holes we are ignoring and not poking it as we would typically just not to give ammo to American creationists who believe dinos were 10k years ago, but there are non-creationists pokes we should be doing to the theory of evolution to make it better. It is very controversial but an interesting example to the bio crowd, but hopefully, I will pull it off as an interesting theory to simply fill a few holes in the theory of evolution, not a thin-hat creationist argument to be presented.

4pm on Sunday, if weather is good Taras at Floor 1 at Duna, if weather is not great we will figure out alternative space.