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Holden shares his step-by-step process for forming opinions on a topic, developing and refining hypotheses, and ultimately arriving at a nuanced view…
x Learning By Writing — LessWrong Best of LessWrong 2022 Scholarship & Learning Note-Taking Writing (communication method) Curated 165 Learning By Writing by HoldenKarnofsky 22nd Feb 2022 Cold Takes 12 min read 26 165 I have very detailed opinions on lots of topics. I sometimes get asked how I do this, which might just be people making fun of me, but I choose to interpret it as a real question, and I’m going to sketch an answer here. You can think of this as a sort of sequel to Minimal-Trust Investigations . That piece talked about how investigating things in depth can be valuable; this piece
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