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x Criticism Scheduling and Privacy — LessWrong Feedback & Criticism (topic) Growth Mindset Self Improvement Frontpage 44 Criticism Scheduling and Privacy by Lulie 29th Sep 2018 17 min read 10 44 Scheduling criticism "Two times two is four ‘tis true But too empty and too trite I would rather seek a clue To some matters not so light." — W. Busch, Schein und Sein (Karl Popper's translation) Being in control of when, how, and what you get criticism on is a vital part of the growth of knowledge. Scheduling criticism isn't being closed-minded. It's the only way to deal with the fact that there is an
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