I can relate to a lot of what you said. Same basic wavelengths, [speechless], utterly impressed, etc.
I love the phrase you used about there being an absence of the usual dissonance you feel when you read other philosophers. For me, Eliezer is the only person in the world for whom I feel (almost) no dissonance whatsoever when I read his thoughts.
I can relate to a lot of what you said. Same basic wavelengths, [speechless], utterly impressed, etc.
I love the phrase you used about there being an absence of the usual dissonance you feel when you read other philosophers. For me, Eliezer is the only person in the world for whom I feel (almost) no dissonance whatsoever when I read his thoughts.