Yes, I am, and I am sure that there are, by and large, obvious failure modes for thinking about rationality. However, it’s not obvious that a post like this is useful, i.e., an epistemically useful post that you could find useful.
I’ve done this a number of times, even though I have several posts on many topics.
To clarify, the first reason I do most of my post is to be able to see what others think of the topic as a rationality-related word. The second reason I do most of my posts is to be able to see what the discussion is already talking about in detail, and to learn more about the topic in depth.
I think you meant “explied postrationality.”
Yes, I am, and I am sure that there are, by and large, obvious failure modes for thinking about rationality. However, it’s not obvious that a post like this is useful, i.e., an epistemically useful post that you could find useful.
This is surprisingly near to a cogent response.
What is “explied postrationality”?
I’ve done this a number of times, even though I have several posts on many topics.
To clarify, the first reason I do most of my post is to be able to see what others think of the topic as a rationality-related word. The second reason I do most of my posts is to be able to see what the discussion is already talking about in detail, and to learn more about the topic in depth.