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Haha, I always forget to apply this kind of skepticism. Is there a good name/handle for this problem? Kind of an extended Lizardman thing?pic.twitter.com/eqJczObDEN
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Take with a grain of salt, but this might be a cultural idiosyncrasy that goes pretty deeply far backpic.twitter.com/VndyhnHvlx
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I would also like a crisp way to think about this! The best I have is some intuition gleaned from this old post by Eliezer (https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/QcnkFgojszmo9k4xk/natural-selection-s-speed-limit-and-complexity-bound …), suggesting that different selection pressures might be measurable in units of bits/generation or bits/year or something like thatpic.twitter.com/6Th31RbPBC
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Just discovered these "Calvin & Hobbes IRL" photoshops by
@Nite4awk (from 2012!) and can't get over them. It's like my childhood got remastered in HD....pic.twitter.com/u9kgJy2jnv
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I experience the numinous pretty reliably with a certain genre of video, i.e., images of the natural world set to music, ideally with a narration of what I'd describe as science-poetry. Here's a great example I came across recently:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQH52N7UhYc …
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It’s a great question! I took a stab at it once: https://meltingasphalt.com/personality-the-body-in-society/ …pic.twitter.com/BYsVOMPMfc
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Great interview with economic historian
@antonhowes about the (roots of the) Industrial Revolution http://brownpoliticalreview.org/2019/11/bpr-interviews-anton-howes-on-the-industrial-revolution/ … HT:@jasoncrawfordpic.twitter.com/LNunY6dsLV
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Scott Aaronson says this kind of flip-flopping is a feature of all good-faith discussions! https://www.scottaaronson.com/blog/?p=2410 pic.twitter.com/0djXts8r4f
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I think I first learned about it from the “Masks and Trance” chapter of Impropic.twitter.com/SpNZprVn90
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I used to work with Bridgewater and have always loved their culture of direct feedback. Once you get past the ego pain, it's amazing fuel for personal growth. Here
@laura_yao tries to "jailbreak" that culture and bring it to her life outside of BW https://www.whiskeypicnic.com/1-jailbreaking-reviews/ …pic.twitter.com/sq4H5Il9Ro
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"At the edges of scientific knowledge, the ability to measure a hypothetical phenomenon is often in question as much as the phenomenon itself." — Richard McElreath, "Statistical Rethinking." HT:
@btnaughtonpic.twitter.com/qFa2aPy0iC
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