Convince me of this claim that you think is well decided.
I am not convinced that from the viewpoint of a non-rationalist that HPMoR doesn’t have many of the same problems as Spock. I can see many people reading the book, feeling that HP is too “evil,” and deciding that “rationality” is not for them.
Also, EY said “Authors of unfinished stories cannot defend themselves in the possible worlds where your accusation is unfair.” This should swing both ways. If it turns out that HP goes crazy because he was being meta and talking to himself too much, then spreading HPMoR is probably not as good an idea.
Convince me of this claim that you think is well decided.
I am not convinced that from the viewpoint of a non-rationalist that HPMoR doesn’t have many of the same problems as Spock. I can see many people reading the book, feeling that HP is too “evil,” and deciding that “rationality” is not for them.
Also, EY said “Authors of unfinished stories cannot defend themselves in the possible worlds where your accusation is unfair.” This should swing both ways. If it turns out that HP goes crazy because he was being meta and talking to himself too much, then spreading HPMoR is probably not as good an idea.