None of your arguments land, and I think the reason you’re getting downvoted, because they are mere outlines of arguments that don’t actually make their case by getting into the details. You seem to hope we’ll intuit the rest of your arguments, but you’ve posted this in a place that’s maximally unlikely to share an intuition that would lead you to think that Eliezer is deeply irrational rather than merely mistaken on some technical points.
I think the average LessWrong reader would love to know if Eliezer is wrong about something he wrote in the sequences, but that requires both that he actually be wrong and that you clearly argue your case that he’s wrong. Otherwise it’s just noise.
None of your arguments land, and I think the reason you’re getting downvoted, because they are mere outlines of arguments that don’t actually make their case by getting into the details. You seem to hope we’ll intuit the rest of your arguments, but you’ve posted this in a place that’s maximally unlikely to share an intuition that would lead you to think that Eliezer is deeply irrational rather than merely mistaken on some technical points.
I think the average LessWrong reader would love to know if Eliezer is wrong about something he wrote in the sequences, but that requires both that he actually be wrong and that you clearly argue your case that he’s wrong. Otherwise it’s just noise.