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Most smart and skilled people are outside of the EA/rationalist community: an analysis — EA Forum
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Introduction: • The (highly interrelated) effective altruist and Rationalist communities are very small on a global scale. Therefore, in general, mos…
Camille 1y 16 5 0 1 Related to this, Julius Bauman has made an excellent talk about inward facing vs outward facing communities. In general, you don't find inward facing communities among the large social movements who succeed at their goals. I'm still very worried about the fact that the community hasn't seemingly caught up on this and is not promoting outward facing practices more than in the past. I myself often get advised to orient my work to the EA community when I actually want to be outward facing. Reply
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