But tbc I’m not the arbiter of what is and is not woo lol.
Totally. Asked only to get a better model of what you were pointing at.
And now my understanding is that we’re mostly aligned and this isn’t a deep disagreement about what’s valuable, just a labeling and/or style/standard of effort issue.
E.g. Symmetry Theory of Valence seems like the most cruxy example because it combines above-average standard of effort and clarity of reasoning (I believe X, because Y, which could be tested through Z), with a whole bunch of things that I’d agree pass the duck test standard as red flags.
Totally. Asked only to get a better model of what you were pointing at.
And now my understanding is that we’re mostly aligned and this isn’t a deep disagreement about what’s valuable, just a labeling and/or style/standard of effort issue.
E.g. Symmetry Theory of Valence seems like the most cruxy example because it combines above-average standard of effort and clarity of reasoning (I believe X, because Y, which could be tested through Z), with a whole bunch of things that I’d agree pass the duck test standard as red flags.