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The Cog­ni­tive Science of Rationality

A Ra­tion­al­ist’s Tale

The Op­ti­mizer’s Curse and How to Beat It

Free Tu­tor­ing in Math/​Programming

Hack­ing on LessWrong Just Got Easier

Con­cepts Don’t Work That Way

Con­se­quen­tial­ism Need Not Be Nearsighted

Free re­search help, edit­ing and ar­ti­cle down­loads for LessWrong

What Direct In­struc­tion is

Is Ra­tion­al­ity Teach­able?

Hard prob­lem? Hack away at the edges.

Knowl­edge is Worth Pay­ing For

The Ram­blings of an Old Man Suc­cumb­ing to Dementia

My Great­est Achievement

Stanis­lav Petrov Day

Is That Your True Re­jec­tion? by Eliezer Yud­kowsky @ Cato Unbound

Ra­tion­al­ist sites worth archiv­ing?

Jour­nal ar­ti­cle about poli­tics and mindkilling

SIAI vs. FHI achieve­ments, 2008-2010

Re­view: Michel Thomas French (Direct In­struc­tion)

Quixey—startup ap­ply­ing LW-style ra­tio­nal­ity—hiring engineers

Ra­tional Communication

Tool ideology

[Link] Dilbert au­thor tries to try

Fixed-Length Selec­tive Iter­a­tive Pri­soner’s Dilemma Mechanics

I hate TL;DR

[LINK] Ter­ror­ists tar­get AI researchers

Statis­ti­cal er­ror in half of neu­ro­science papers

LessWrong and Ra­tion­al­ity ebooks via Amazon

Pro­posal: Ra­tion­al­ity Quotes Thread With At­tri­bu­tions in rot13

Wanted: backup plans for “seed AI turns out to be easy”

You’ll be who you care about

[Story] Rejection

How to in­cen­tivize peo­ple do­ing use­ful stuff on Less Wrong

[Ques­tion] What’s your Ele­va­tor Pitch For Ra­tion­al­ity?

Cog­ni­tive Neu­ro­science, Ar­row’s Im­pos­si­bil­ity The­o­rem, and Co­her­ent Ex­trap­o­lated Volition

The Car­bo­hy­drate Hy­poth­e­sis of Obe­sity: A Crit­i­cal Examination

An­nounc­ing ra­tio­nal­ist blog aggregator

Use­ful Things Vol­un­teers Can Do Right Now

[Link] “How to seem good at ev­ery­thing: Stop do­ing stupid shit”

[Link] The Typ­i­cal Mind Fal­lacy, Illustrated

How Likely Is Cry­on­ics To Work?

Timeline of ma­jor Eliezer Yud­kowsky publications

De­ci­sion Fa­tigue, Ra­tion­al­ity, and Akra­sia.

Re­v­ersed stu­pidity some­times pro­vides use­ful information

The be­gin­nings of a test for Ra­tion­al­ity Quotient

Cry­onic sus­pen­sion where?

Case Study: Read­ing Edge’s fi­nan­cial filings