DC Meetup Discussion

The Im­por­tance of Research

Ra­tion­al­ity, Com­mu­nity, and Death

Eco­nomics of Bitcoin

How to offer peer re­view comments

Talk and Meetup to­day 4/​4 in San Diego

Ra­tion­al­ity Quotes: April 2011

Ap­proach­ing ra­tio­nal­ity via a slip­pery slope

Berkeley LW Meet-Up Satur­day April 9

Re­cent de-con­vert sat­u­rated by re­li­gious com­mu­nity; ad­vice?

Se­quence Posts Exercises

Just Try It: Quan­tity Trumps Quality

Don’t Fear Failure

An An­chor­ing Ex­per­i­ment: Results

Man­u­fac­tur­ing prejudice

The peril of ig­nor­ing emotions

Lon­don meetup, Sun­day 1 May, 2pm, near Holborn

Helsinki meetup Satur­day 9.4 (can­cel­led)

Cam­bridge Meetup

Open Thread, April 2011

An­throp­ics in a Teg­mark Multiverse

Where does un­cer­tainty come from?

[LINK] Cloth­ing as sta­tus sig­nal­ling, lo­gos and co-operation

De­scribing how much at­ten­tion you’ve paid to an argument

Paris Meetup, Satur­day April 30th, 2PM

The AI-box for hunter-gatherers

I want a bet­ter mem­ory.

In­clu­sive fitness

[LINK] What’s The Most Difficult CEO Skill? Manag­ing Your Own Psychology

Q: What has Ra­tion­al­ity Done for You?

New Ra­tion­al­ity Blog: ‘Mea­sure of Doubt’

The Good News of Si­tu­a­tion­ist Psychology

An An­chor­ing Experiment

Sin­gu­lar­ity In­sti­tute fea­tured on Philanthroper

Link: “Health Care Myth Busters: Is There a High De­gree of Scien­tific Cer­tainty in Modern Medicine?”

De­ci­sion the­ory and par­ti­tion dependence

Dense Math Notation

Any­one read Erf­world?

Bal­ti­more Meetup 4/​10 1PM

Link: Giz­modo dis­cusses SIAI, matches donations

Seat­tle Meetup Sun April 10th 5pm + new mailing list

An­a­lyz­ing our dis­cus­sions in other forums

Ex­am­ine suc­cess as much as failure

Where do du­al­ists go wrong?

Icon­o­clas­tic ra­tio­nal cri­tique of par­li­men­tary democracy

Read­ing the Se­quences be­fore Start­ing to Post: Costs and Benefits

Reflec­tions on ra­tio­nal­ity a year out

Guilt: Another Gift No­body Wants

Size of the small­est re­cur­sively self-im­prov­ing AI?

Soft­ware for Crit­i­cal Think­ing, Prof. Ge­off Cumming