tailcalled
The global knowledge game; attempts to get at the deeper, more universal truths
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Towards an objective test of Compassion
This post is also available on LessWrong. If you would like to try the test described in the post, head to onlinetests.me/test/compassion2, where you can get scored and contribute to research. Data is available at the end of the post. If yo...
My Favorite Vitalist Quote
From Henri Bergson in Creative Evolution:
Two points are equally striking in an organ like the eye: the complexity of its structure and the simplicity of its function. The eye is composed of distinct parts, such as the sclerotic, the cor...
Empathy/Systemizing Quotient is a poor/biased model for the autism/sex link
Thank you to Justis Millis for providing feedback and proofreading on this post. This post is also available on LessWrong.
TL/DR: Contrary to the theory that neurological sex differences and autism both involve the same tradeoff of systemi...
[LDSL#6] When is quantification needed, and when is it hard?
This post is also available on LessWrong.
In the previous post, I discussed the possibility of doing ordinal comparison between different entities. Yet usually when we think about measurement, we think of it as involving putting numbers to...
[LDSL#5] Comparison and magnitude/diminishment
This post is also available on LessWrong.
In the previous post on LDSL, I argued that an important part of causal inference is to look at the larger things. This implies a method of comparison to rank things by magnitude.1
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Programmer, hobbyist psychometrician & gender researcher, interested in causal inference, and dilettante in a wide range of science.
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