How to Seem (and Be) Deep - LessWrong
I recently attended a discussion group whose topic, at that session, was Death. It brought out deep emotions. I think that of all the Silicon Valley lunches I've ever attended, this one was the most…
x How to Seem (and Be) Deep — LessWrong Cached Thoughts Social & Cultural Dynamics Transhumanism World Modeling Frontpage 132 How to Seem (and Be) Deep by Eliezer Yudkowsky 14th Oct 2007 4 min read 123 132 I recently attended a discussion group whose topic, at that session, was Death. It brought out deep emotions. I think that of all the Silicon Valley lunches I've ever attended, this one was the most honest; people talked about the death of family, the death of friends, what they thought about their own deaths. People really listened to each other. I wish I knew how to reproduce those conditi
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