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Now it's all about memes and ingroup jokes. I mean I'm fine with this, but I liked the discussion about kegan and the utility of rituals.
I think the question "what is postrationality?" presumes more there than is actually there and the memes and ingroup jokes are actually defining features of what a postrat is to a much greater degree than any underlying philosophical claims.
The memes and ingroup jokes say a lot about postrat, this is true for every idea and ideology which is discussed on the internet. I just rarely see people who discuss postrat ideas in a serious way, but maybe this is big part of postrat itself, not taking things seriously.
My point is that the fact that postrationalists exist does not mean that there is a coherent set of things you could reasonably call "postrationalist ideas" any more than the rationalists can be understood separately from their very specific origins in Less Wrong.
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