What is the next level of rationality?

An incomplete and unordered collection of Lesswrong posts that I think try to go beyond Eliezer’s paradigm of rationality, and point in the direction of a better paradigm. The first post is a dialogue I had with @lsusr which explains how I think about this paradigm shift. If you think there’s a post missing from this collection feel free to DM me or comment on that post.

What is the next level of ra­tio­nal­ity?

[Question] What are the open prob­lems in Hu­man Ra­tion­al­ity?

On The In­de­pen­dence Axiom

Cir­cu­lar Reasoning

Geo­met­ric Ra­tion­al­ity is Not VNM Rational

K-com­plex­ity is silly; use cross-en­tropy instead

Re­place­able Ax­ioms give more cre­dence than ir­re­place­able axioms

Mis­takes with Con­ser­va­tion of Ex­pected Evidence

Rad­i­cal Probabilism

Feed­back­loop-first Rationality

A Pat­tern Lan­guage For Rationality

Think­ing About Filtered Ev­i­dence Is (Very!) Hard

Trapped Pri­ors As A Ba­sic Prob­lem Of Rationality

Men­tal Mountains

«Boundaries», Part 1: a key miss­ing con­cept from util­ity theory

Reflec­tive Bayesianism

The Treach­er­ous Path to Rationality

An In­tu­itive Guide to Garrabrant Induction

In­tegrity and ac­countabil­ity are core parts of rationality