Listing pros and cons of current rationalist techniques could then be compared to your ideal version of rationality to see what’s lacking (or points out holes in the “ideal version”). Also, “current rationality techniques” is ill-defined in my head and the closest I can imagine is the CFAR manual, though that is not the list I would’ve made.
Oh! That makes sense as a post on it’s own.
Listing pros and cons of current rationalist techniques could then be compared to your ideal version of rationality to see what’s lacking (or points out holes in the “ideal version”). Also, “current rationality techniques” is ill-defined in my head and the closest I can imagine is the CFAR manual, though that is not the list I would’ve made.
Yup, exactly.