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It is written in More Dakka: • > If something is a good idea, you need a reason to not try doing more of it. …
x Less Anti-Dakka — LessWrong More Dakka Practical Rationality Frontpage 82 Less Anti-Dakka by Mateusz Bagiński 31st May 2024 3 min read 13 82 It is written in More Dakka : If something is a good idea, you need a reason to not try doing more of it. Taken at face value, it implies the following: If something is a bad idea, you need a reason to not try doing less of it. Labels/concepts, such as More Dakka , Inadequate Equilibria , etc point to a puzzling phenomenon. When more of X gives better results (consistently, ~proportionally to the dose of X, etc), people surprisingly often stop adding/do
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