Replying to Robert Wiblin on Young Rationalists | Applied Divinity Studies - applieddivinitystudies.com
[Edit 2021/02/07] I got a couple ages wrong in the original spreadsheet. Mean/median age at founding was previously listed as 26, but is actually 27. Mean/median age in 2020 was listed as 36 and 35, b
2020-10-23 [Edit 2021/02/07] I got a couple ages wrong in the original spreadsheet. Mean/median age at founding was previously listed as 26, but is actually 27. Mean/median age in 2020 was listed as 36 and 35, but are actually both 37. This very slightly weakens my arguments. The historgrams were also off and have been corrected. Thanks to Gytis Daujotas for catching these. In response to Where are all the Successful Rationalists , Robert Wiblin writes : The EA community seems to have a lot of very successful people by normal social standards, pursuing earning to give, research, politics and m
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