There is. Buddhist temples in the Himalayas (Bhutan and the neighbouring countries) and remote china. I lived in Bhutan as a child. All buddhist monks lived their lifes’ in monasteries; meditating, contemplating, doing the daily chores, in introspection and following the teachings of Buddha. Isn’t that a “dojo of rationality”?
How to communicate procedural skills of rationality, or measure them, is probably the single largest open issue that stands between humanity and rationality dojos—at least it’s the part of the problem that most baffles me.
There is. Buddhist temples in the Himalayas (Bhutan and the neighbouring countries) and remote china. I lived in Bhutan as a child. All buddhist monks lived their lifes’ in monasteries; meditating, contemplating, doing the daily chores, in introspection and following the teachings of Buddha. Isn’t that a “dojo of rationality”?
Discussion; as is with every other field.
How is that “rationality”? They spent a lot of time thinking, yes, but not all thought is rational. Not even all introspection is rational.