| Post & comment count |
Date |
Author |
Title or First Words |
| Politics Discussion (106) |
2020/01/28 |
Anonymous |
https://twitter.com/Aella_Girl/status/1130690619574226945
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| Freeze Discussion (7) |
2020/01/27 |
Anonymous |
#15276 What did you think about it? |
| Dear Lurkers (1) |
2020/01/27 |
Anonymous |
A few skills that knowledge help with:
- Breaking phobias
- Getting over irrationalities (and expecting to be able to!)
- Becoming competent at something quickly
- Not fearing making mistakes
- Enjoying finding mistakes
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| The Taking Children Seriously and Fallible Ideas Communities (10) |
2020/01/26 |
curi |
#15271 That one is from 1998. Whoever posts these, please include the year. |
| Secondary David Deutsch Related Discussion Community (36) |
2020/01/26 |
Anonymous |
Ayn Rand in *The Virtue of Selfishness*:
> When one gives reasons for one’s verdict, one assumes responsibility for it and lays oneself open to objective judgment: if one’s reasons are wrong or false, one suffers the consequences. But to condem |
| Anne Discussion (60) |
2020/01/24 |
Anne B |
Update |
| Open Discussion 2 (2019) (132) |
2020/01/23 |
curi |
Due to harassment and trolling, I've enabled heightened security. There is a small chance you may try to post a comment and have it blocked. If so, turn off your VPN and try again, or contact me. Try to keep a copy of your comment, especially if it's |
| List of Fallible Ideas Evaders (57) |
2020/01/23 |
curi |
I added this sentence near the top of the post:
> *People who left are welcome to come back and try again.*
Maybe they didn't realize that? |
| Popper Ignores Hamilton (2) |
2020/01/22 |
curi |
#15206 Yeah no internet makes things harder. But I think Hamilton was plenty well known for Popper to find her in a library or when speaking with classicists. |
| Second-handedness Examples (35) |
2020/01/22 |
curi |
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Second-hand ad. Use it because prestigious people are using it to stay ahead of other people. And it's bragging about how smart it is, and how it'll help you be smart – this is a company allege |
| Analyzing How Far I'll Go (8) |
2020/01/21 |
anoymous |
thank you for writing this it really helped me |
| Static Memes Are About Social Dynamics (47) |
2020/01/20 |
44783 |
#15177 |
| TheRat Chat (3) |
2020/01/20 |
Anonymous |
Rodent |
| Social Reality and Real Reality (3) |
2020/01/19 |
Anne B |
Wow. I thought about this post for a while and read it a few times. Then I started noticing that I think about the social world *a lot*, way more than I would have thought I did.
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| English Language, Analysis & Grammar (17) |
2020/01/19 |
curi |
Since a human or salmon swimming are pretty different actions, "swim" is more ambiguous than a noun like "apple" or "salmon".
It's verb/action words which are less specified and noun/thing/object words which are more specified, in general. It's jus |
| Shadow Starshine Chat (2) |
2020/01/19 |
44783 |
#15025 |
| [Excerpt] I was tired yesterday and my last post ha... (4) |
2020/01/19 |
44783 |
#15077 |
| Discussion with "Critical Rationalist" (9) |
2020/01/19 |
44783 |
#15096 |
| Ayn Rand Quotes Discussion (4) |
2020/01/19 |
44783 |
#15127 |
| Mario Odyssey Discussion (190) |
2020/01/18 |
curi |
I think it's good to break the level up into sections to learn separately. |
| Leftist Lying: The Issue Is Never the Issue (1) |
2020/01/13 |
curi |
FH quotes re lying |
| Red Pill Comments (1) |
2020/01/09 |
curi |
If I say:
> [redpill] Why octuple text me? Obsessed much?
That's not a socially calibrated comment by me. It's too blatant. The way to social climb is to call attention to the low social status behavior in a subtle way, that way I put the other |
| Getting Caught Using PUA (4) |
2020/01/08 |
curi |
Index page where you can look for interesting post titles:
https://illimitablemen.com/archives/ |
| Refutation of Tabarrok’s Criticism of Reisman (3) |
2020/01/07 |
Anonymous |
Positive reviews of Capitalism:
https://mises.org/library/truly-austrian-treatise
http://www.capitalism.net/freeman.htm
http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download;jsessionid=298E0A9CBD6905B310E23536AD5ABC98?doi=10.1.1.25.4528&rep=rep1&type |
| Rational Discussion Tips (45) |
2020/01/07 |
curi |
asking and answering short questions helps avoid misunderstandings and surprises. if the answers are so predictable and unproblematic, it should be possible to go through it quick, no big deal. if it becomes a hassle, that's a sign of misunderstanding |