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Crossing tribal signaling boundaries for persuasion: a word of caution

I’ve been in a bit of a writing rut lately. As is characteristic of me, I’ve decided to treat my woes by reading advice about it.

In Scott Alexander’s 2016 nonfiction writing advice, which is generally very good, he writes:

7. Figure o...

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In praise of low-frequency, low-volume training

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Many people are put off by the daunting nature of “optimal” training. For example, you might’ve heard that higher frequencies and volumes are better, and as a consequence internalized the idea that your program is only worth doing if...

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Father And Son / God has heard

Epistemic status: fiction, sort of. One short story, one poem.

Previously: Grief.


Father And Son

Long after the crickets started chirping, a boy walked into a man’s room.

“Dad, can I stay with you for a bit?”

The man laughed....

21 days ago
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A gratitude practice for lazy people

It’s very hard for us humans to appreciate what we have.

Evolution built us for survival, not happiness, and she very smartly built us with ever-moving goalposts. Humans tend to return to a relatively stable level of happiness, a hedonic s...

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Some thoughts on learning to trust my desires

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I suspect my negative self-talk started in childhood.

I used to make a lot of silly mistakes, and my parents, peers, and teachers would criticize me for them. This often made me feel helpless: it’s not like I was trying to make thos...

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