Excellent! This is one of the ideas central to my Doqxa project. Separating moral values might be valuable. I notice you only called out one: #16. But given #23, which I agree with, it could prove difficult to do.
New article on the importance of unstated basic beliefs when interpretating texts. I try to enumerate mine and find out how hard it is.http://www.everythingstudies.com/30-fundamentals
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Hm I'll have a look at doqxa. I don't quite get your point about 16 and 23.
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I don’t have much to share on doqxa right now. But it seems you might be interested.
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Maybe, depends on whether it's different from other similar attempts (like Kialo).
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Yes, very different to Kialo. The central idea is problem solving.
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Ok that sounds like a better idea.
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I should also say, it is as much about aiming for shared understanding, despite disagreements. I'm finishing up a short book that lays out the vision: the philosophy, mechanics, social psychology, benefits, applications...
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If you believe David Deutsch and Karl Popped, which I do, beliefs do not rest on foundations. They are networks of theories which are always necessarily in some degree of conflict.
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I think that's somewhat true. Are you objecting to the word "fundamentals"?
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Karl Popped.
Yes, basically.
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Well it's a matter of partial narratives like everything else. It's not true that beliefs are derived from fundamental axioms, but nor is it true that they're a bean bag where nothing is downstream from everything else. Maybe "30-piece background" would've been a better title.
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You put in words better what I was trying to hint at here for a specific casehttps://nintil.com/2016/07/20/empirical-questions-at-the-root-of-ideological-disagreements/ …
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Yes, something like this would be good, like a standardized ideological "fingerprint" you could use to contrast people. My approach is more illegible but I think there's an advantage in letting the individual pick their issues themselves. It'll give better information.
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This is great - already thinking about my list
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Excellent, goal at least somewhat achieved
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Finally read this all the way through. Excellent. With perhaps a quibble or difference in verbiage here or there, I largely agree with you on every point. Nice to find a kindred intellect. Perhaps we could go digging for an actual difference :)
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Cool, well throw out your own list and we'll see :)
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This was great. 12/13 and 21/22 were my favorite things to hear articulated.
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True conviction is visceral, unspeakable. You're better off fingerpainting maps.
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