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    1. Proof Of Logic‏ @ProofOfLogic 3 Nov 2015
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      "Become Good" no. Create tight feedback loops incentivising the good. It's not about virtue, it's about perverse incentives.

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    2. Marian Rinehart‏ @preinfarction 4 Nov 2015
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      @ProofOfLogic Does "it" refer to something specific here, or is it like "it's raining"?

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    3. Proof Of Logic‏ @ProofOfLogic 4 Nov 2015
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      @preinfarction "it" refers to the direction I'm thinking formal rationality should go in.

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    4. Proof Of Logic‏ @ProofOfLogic 4 Nov 2015
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      @preinfarction Improving beliefs is mainly about exposing them to tests. Improving group behaviour is mainly about setting up incentives.

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    5. Proof Of Logic‏ @ProofOfLogic 4 Nov 2015
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      @preinfarction Using formal rationality to debias, noticing what you care about, optimizing for that (maybe effective altruism), all good.

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    6. Proof Of Logic‏ @ProofOfLogic 4 Nov 2015
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      @preinfarction To overcome the forces dragging people away from that in the first place though, we could use better incentive systems.

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    7. Proof Of Logic‏ @ProofOfLogic 4 Nov 2015
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      @preinfarction The most frustrating "irrational" behaviours are responses to perverse incentives due to lost purposes within organizations.

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    8. Proof Of Logic‏ @ProofOfLogic 4 Nov 2015
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      @preinfarction Economics has been the name under which we study formal rationality; also has excellent tools for this.

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    9. Proof Of Logic‏ @ProofOfLogic 4 Nov 2015
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      @preinfarction More focus in rationalist circles on mechanism design, organizing groups to produce good behaviour, would be cool.

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    10. Member Of Species‏ @MemberOfSpecies 4 Nov 2015
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      @ProofOfLogic @preinfarction By saying "become good", am I not providing exactly such an incentive?

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      Proof Of Logic‏ @ProofOfLogic 4 Nov 2015
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      @MemberOfSpecies @preinfarction I wasn't really complaining about you, but just asking people to become good is woefully inadequate.

      10:39 PM - 4 Nov 2015
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