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So my problem with the substantial advice on thinking that you give in this post is that… I don’t disagree with it. Nor do I really think that it contradicts anything that has been said on LW. In fact, if it was somewhat polished, cut into a set of smaller posts and posted on LW, I expect that it might get quite upvoted.
Comments on “How To Think Real Good” | Meta-rationality Comments on “How To Think Real Good” Adding new comments is disabled for now. Comments are for the page: How To Think Real Good So my problem with the substantial advice on thinking that you give in this post is that… I don't disagree with it. Nor do I really think that it contradicts anything that has been said on LW. In fact, if it was somewhat polished, cut into a set of smaller posts and posted on LW, I expect that it might get quite upvoted. One thing that has started to increasingly bother me in this debate is that you seem t
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