You are not too "irrational" to know your preferences. — LessWrong
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TL;DR: Your wants and preferences are not invalidated by smarter or more “rational” people’s preferences. What feels good or bad to someone is not a…
x You are not too "irrational" to know your preferences. — LessWrong Emotions Relationships (Interpersonal) Epistemic Hygiene Epistemology Psychology Community Rationality Frontpage 242 You are not too "irrational" to know your preferences. by DaystarEld 26th Nov 2024 16 min read 63 242 Epistemic Status: 13 years working as a therapist for a wide variety of populations, 5 of them working with rationalists and EA clients. 7 years teaching and directing at over 20 rationality camps and workshops. This is an extremely short and colloquially written form of points that could be expanded on to fill
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