They all sound potentially interesting. Most to least interesting: 4, 1, 3, 2, 6, 5. Caveats: unconvinced that 1 (calibration) really needs a 3-parter; concerned that 2 (frontiers of reductionism) might turn out to be a standard-issue anti-”scientism” whinge (perhaps this wouldn’t be a concern if I went back and read more of what you’ve written); 5 (US legal system) is at the bottom mostly because four articles on that subject seems like too much for something that’s rather tangential here; 3 (skepticism about FAI and cryonics) seems like it might want a little generalizing, since heuristics that apply to both FAI and cryonics probably apply to a bunch of other things too.
They all sound potentially interesting. Most to least interesting: 4, 1, 3, 2, 6, 5. Caveats: unconvinced that 1 (calibration) really needs a 3-parter; concerned that 2 (frontiers of reductionism) might turn out to be a standard-issue anti-”scientism” whinge (perhaps this wouldn’t be a concern if I went back and read more of what you’ve written); 5 (US legal system) is at the bottom mostly because four articles on that subject seems like too much for something that’s rather tangential here; 3 (skepticism about FAI and cryonics) seems like it might want a little generalizing, since heuristics that apply to both FAI and cryonics probably apply to a bunch of other things too.