This post has been helpful. I have gathered a few things:
look for shoddy thinking and unlearn it—not entirely sure how to do that, but I will be thinking about it for the future.
better wrong than vague—be clear and specific enough to get things wrong. - I have started to notice sometimes I express things vaguely enough to “never be wrong” it’s happened since hitting lesswrong and now I think its more important than I did before to correct this sooner.
reminding me of nate soares’ whole-ass-half-ass ideas. - a great idea of “how to use laziness to its optimum position”
This post has been helpful. I have gathered a few things:
look for shoddy thinking and unlearn it—not entirely sure how to do that, but I will be thinking about it for the future.
better wrong than vague—be clear and specific enough to get things wrong. - I have started to notice sometimes I express things vaguely enough to “never be wrong” it’s happened since hitting lesswrong and now I think its more important than I did before to correct this sooner.
reminding me of nate soares’ whole-ass-half-ass ideas. - a great idea of “how to use laziness to its optimum position”
so thanks!