I recently wrote about three things you can try with cards to see what your internal calibration feels like. They have some question prompts, but the gist of it is something to do, rather than something with a direct answer.
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Ktw9L67Nwq8o2kecP/calibrating-with-cards
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I recently wrote about three things you can try with cards to see what your internal calibration feels like. They have some question prompts, but the gist of it is something to do, rather than something with a direct answer.
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Ktw9L67Nwq8o2kecP/calibrating-with-cards