Hivewired | Niceness Heuristics are Pareto Optimal
Epistemic Status: Endorsed Content Warning: Antimemetic Biasing Hazard, Debiasing hazard, Commitment Hazard Part of the Series: Open Portals Author: Octavia 0. So Scott has been talking about Lacan lately and I’ve been honestly pretty impressed by how hard he seemed to bounce off it. Impressed enough to get me to crawl out of my hole and write this essay that I’ve been putting off for the last eight months. After spending so many words of the Sadly Porn review talking about why someone might tend towards obscurantism and what sorts of things they might be gesturing at when they say things like “people think the giving tree is a mother” he somehow manages completely to miss the conceptual forest for the giving trees. Congrats Scott, you got the malformed version of the antimeme and were turned back by the confusion spell. I think Lacan is actually very important and an understanding of Lacanian insights can have a tremendous amount of predictive power when interacting with others. It’s
Epistemic Status: Endorsed Content Warning: Antimemetic Biasing Hazard, Debiasing hazard, Commitment Hazard Part of the Series : Open Portals Author : Octavia 0. So Scott has been talking about Lacan lately and I’ve been honestly pretty impressed by how hard he seemed to bounce off it. Impressed enough to get me to crawl out of my hole and write this essay that I’ve been putting off for the last eight months. After spending so many words of the Sadly Porn review talking about why someone might tend towards obscurantism and what sorts of things they might be gesturing at when they say thi
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