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A comment on a recent blog post asked for advice for a trans woman who kept making dangerous dating and sex choices, because she hadn’t received the female socialization that would have taught her to avoid threatening people and risky situa...
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This is a guide for handling intense negative emotions, based on dialectical behavior therapy. Dialectical behavior therapy was developed for chronically suicidal people and people with borderline perso...
Scott Alexander wrote:1
Some of the people working with the companies think there might be a deontologic bar against certain types of mass activism. The sorts of arguments that do well on LessWrong.com won’t give us landslide wins in nat...
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I think, when you talk about effective altruist “optics” or “public relations” or anything like that, you should make a concrete claim like this:
[Specific person, demographic, organization, or group of organizations] should [take sp...
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The “effective altruists should be more concerned about PR” brigade has been out in full force on X recently. For example, the Center for New Liberalism (which is generally EA-sympathetic) wrote:
Now, FTX and Situational Awareness (pre...
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The gradual supplanting of the natural by the just.
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