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Acknowledgments. I have benefited from and made use of the following people’s unpublished and/or published ideas on these topics: especially Sam Eisenstat; second-most-importantly Tsvi Benson-Tilsen; also: Clem von Stengel, Jake Mendel, Kirke Joamets, Jessica Taylor, Dmitry Vaintrob, Simon Skade, Rio Popper, Lucius Bushnaq, Mariven, Hoagy Cunningham, Hugo Eberhard, Peli Grietzer, Rudolf Laine, Samuel Buteau, Jeremy Gillen, Kaur Aare Saar, Nate Soares, Eliezer Yudkowsky, Hasok Chang, Ian Hacking, Ludwig Wittgenstein, Martin Heidegger and Hubert Dreyfus, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel and Gregory B. Sadler, various other canonical philosophers, and surely various others I’m currently forgetting.7 In particular, I might improve/rewrite/expand and republish some of the present notes in the future.↩︎ though I expect a bunch of them to eventually come to be of type nonsense↩︎ You know how when people in the room are saying 𝑋 and you think sorta- 𝑋 -but-sorta-not- 𝑋 , then you might find

index An Advent of Thought I was intending to write and post one (hypo)thesis [relating to thinking (with an eye toward alignment)] each day this Advent, starting on 24/12/01 and finishing on 24/12/24. Ok, so that didn’t happen, but whatever — an advent of thought can happen whenever :). I’ll be posting the first 8 notes today (25/03/17). (But much of the writing was done in 24/12/[01–24].) Most of these notes deal with questions that would really deserve to have very much more said about them — the brief treatments I give these questions here won’t be doing them any justice. I hope to think a

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