Self-signaling the ability to do what you want - LessWrong
1 In college, I would often find that I had just a little bit too much food. Either I'd cooked too much or the food I'd ordered was just a bit too la…
x Self-signaling the ability to do what you want — LessWrong Replacing Guilt Practical World Optimization Frontpage 23 Self-signaling the ability to do what you want by So8res 26th Oct 2014 Linkpost for mindingourway.com 5 min read 0 23 1 In college, I would often find that I had just a little bit too much food. Either I'd cooked too much or the food I'd ordered was just a bit too large, or whatever. I'm sure many of you are familiar with the feeling of having four bites of food left, wanting roughly one more bite, but knowing that three bites is too few to justify saving the food for later. (
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