Interesting Essays
Benjamin LyonsMainstream economics in unconventional domains
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Embodiment as generalized anti-prescriptivism
Standing in contrast to what I call constructionist theories of developmental, behavioral, and psychological phenomena are prescriptivist theories. Prescriptivist theories are a class of theories that say that the essence of some phenomenon...
Third-person choice without counterfactuals via multicausality
Economics is all about making choices, so to apply economics to something, we need a way of observing whether that thing makes choices. For humans, this is relatively easy. We can rely on our own first-person experience of making choices an...
Behavior is about relational homeostasis, not persistence
Why do people do the things that they do? We have goals and try to fulfill them, but why do we have those goals? What’s the organizing principle? Typical answers are: survival, reproduction, free energy minimization, and energy efficiency. ...
Alignment processes create shared values
Art is famously subjective. Two intelligent people can disagree endlessly about the quality of a piece of art, what makes art good, or even what art is. Given such conflicting and incommensurable perspectives, one might expect the art marke...
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