What would it look like to apply rationalist techniques to sexual politics? The best guess I have is “interesting”, but I don’t know in what way.
Yes, it would be interesting. It would involve massively changing the current gender political programs on all sides, which are all ideologies with terrible epistemic hygiene. I’ll try to talk about this more when I can.
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What would it look like to apply rationalist techniques to sexual politics? The best guess I have is “interesting”, but I don’t know in what way.
Yes, it would be interesting. It would involve massively changing the current gender political programs on all sides, which are all ideologies with terrible epistemic hygiene. I’ll try to talk about this more when I can.