The Intelligent Social Web - LessWrong
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When you walk into an improv scene, you usually have no idea what role you’re playing. All you have is some initial prompt — something like: …
x The Intelligent Social Web — LessWrong Best of LessWrong 2018 Social Reality Identity Relationships (Interpersonal) Social & Cultural Dynamics Social Status Egregores Narratives (stories) Rationality Frontpage 256 The Intelligent Social Web by Valentine 22nd Feb 2018 15 min read 113 256 Epistemic status: Fake Framework When you walk into an improv scene, you usually have no idea what role you’re playing. All you have is some initial prompt — something like: “You three are in a garden. The scene has to involve a stuffed bear somehow. Go!” So now you’re looking to the other people there. Then
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