Over a year ago, Michael Vassar spoke about writing a rationalist’s guide to politics. Seems like the sort of thing Steve Rayhawk would also be good at. Perhaps we could all get together and bribe somebody who could do it well to do it.
I expect that this candidate would think very differently from me (perhaps the inferential distance would make communication difficult?) and for some reason be especially detached from social thought patterns. I think I’m somewhat detached, but can’t make heads or tails of the patterns. Thus, apart from the possible difficulty in communication, I would trust my judgement of whether they were resolving the questions and would be happy with an individual attempt.
… An example of the type of candidate comes to mind, the Dûnyain Kellhus, but unfortunately he is fictional.
Over a year ago, Michael Vassar spoke about writing a rationalist’s guide to politics. Seems like the sort of thing Steve Rayhawk would also be good at. Perhaps we could all get together and bribe somebody who could do it well to do it.
You have my sword.
I like that idea.
I expect that this candidate would think very differently from me (perhaps the inferential distance would make communication difficult?) and for some reason be especially detached from social thought patterns. I think I’m somewhat detached, but can’t make heads or tails of the patterns. Thus, apart from the possible difficulty in communication, I would trust my judgement of whether they were resolving the questions and would be happy with an individual attempt.
… An example of the type of candidate comes to mind, the Dûnyain Kellhus, but unfortunately he is fictional.