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The Elite Democracy of the Democrats vs. the Proletarian Democracy of MAGA
The political landscape of the United States has long been dominated by two major parties: the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. While both parties represent distinct ideologies, their roots, methods, and approaches to govern...
The Value and Importance of Trusting the Plan
Russian leader Alexander Kerensky in 1917.
Introduction
In the course of human history, there are moments when trusting the long-term plan, even in the face of hardship, is the wiser course of action. One of the most poignant and tra...
The Self-Indication Assumption (SIA) Can Massively Overestimate the Total Number of Observers
I’ve developed an interesting (purely hypothetical) thought experiment:
Let’s roll a 1 trillion-sided dice: If it rolls 1, infinity people wake up. If any other number gets rolled, only one person wakes up. If you wake up, you should presu...
A Girl Named Siggy
**[Scene: A dimly lit coffee shop in a bustling city. Two friends, Lila and Cigarette (who goes by Siggy), are seated in a cozy corner. A jazz tune hums softly in the background. Cigarette stirs her espresso as Lila eyes her with amusement....
Another Small Challenge to the SIA for Bentham's Bulldog
Maybe has previously addressed this somewhere, and if so, then I’d like to see where. If not, though, then here is my question.
A coin flips: If it lands on heads, then infinity people wake up and if it lands on tails, then only one perso...
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