Plethora
Neil WarrenRuthlessly tracking down concepts and then naming them.
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Evolution is an observation, not a process
“A curious aspect of the theory of evolution is that everybody thinks he understands it."
Jacques Monod
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A: There is no active force involved in evolution. No guiding hand that led scorpions to grow venomous tails and wolves to...
"Hug the query" : predictions and productivity
One learns in Eliezer Yudkowsky’s Hug the query that the more evidence you can screen off, the better:
The Wright Brothers say, “My plane will fly.” If you look at their authority (bicycle mechanics who happen to be excellent amateur ph...
The smallest possible button
Traps
I was shopping for moth traps earlier today, and it struck me how ruthlessly efficient humans could be in designing their killing apparatus. The weapon in question was a thin pack in my hands containing just a single strip of pap...
Rules for life (v.0,0)
Epistemic status: I have not lived very long yet, so whatever life wisdom I have accumulated so far is nothing compared to that of my future 1,000-year-old self. Consider me foolish in comparison. Also, this advice worked for me but obvious...
You don't get to have cool flaws
I’ve been noticing something recently: while doing casual things among laughing friends, on bright Summer days when I reciprocally smile at life, I revel in some sort of inner somberness which feels “cool” to me. It feels like secretly bein...
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