If I understand the position correctly it’s that people who don’t care about what they are working on won’t be working effective and procrastinate.
In HPMOR Harry beats Voldemort because the has access to the superpower of caring and having something to protect.
I don’t think that there a push to declare people who feel that they have the “wrong” things as somthing to protect as irrational.
Even if there would be such a push the goal of the research in rationality isn’t to label people are rational or irrational.
If I understand the position correctly it’s that people who don’t care about what they are working on won’t be working effective and procrastinate.
No, I don’t think so. I think the “deep caring” CFAR talks about is only a particular kind of caring.
Let’s get some people who very deeply care about money and large diamonds and arriving to parties in Monaco on their own private jet (or a superyacht, at least). They do care. Just not about the right thing.
Let’s get some people who very deeply care about money and large diamonds and arriving to parties in Monaco on their own private jet (or a superyacht, at least). They do care.
Recently I had a conversation with a person from the LW sphere, who felt a bit empty. At the end of that conversation the solution was that the person comitted to making a plan to increase their professional skills and earn more money in the future.
I think that kind of caring is completely fine and I wouldn’t expect anybody in CFAR to object to that solution.
As far of the people who go to Monaco with their private jet, they do care. With the rationality is winning frame, you would also call people who earn enough money to have a private jet rational.
A person who doesn’t care deeply about money won’t work 80 hours per week at an investment bank.
there is a kind of “deep epistemic rationality” that doesn’t change one’s goals, but does help one make actual contact with the deep caring that already exists within a person
That’s not about saying that people’s goals are wrong but about actually making them care towards working towards their goals instead of suffering from akrasia.
If I understand the position correctly it’s that people who don’t care about what they are working on won’t be working effective and procrastinate.
In HPMOR Harry beats Voldemort because the has access to the superpower of caring and having something to protect.
I don’t think that there a push to declare people who feel that they have the “wrong” things as somthing to protect as irrational. Even if there would be such a push the goal of the research in rationality isn’t to label people are rational or irrational.
No, I don’t think so. I think the “deep caring” CFAR talks about is only a particular kind of caring.
Let’s get some people who very deeply care about money and large diamonds and arriving to parties in Monaco on their own private jet (or a superyacht, at least). They do care. Just not about the right thing.
Recently I had a conversation with a person from the LW sphere, who felt a bit empty. At the end of that conversation the solution was that the person comitted to making a plan to increase their professional skills and earn more money in the future.
I think that kind of caring is completely fine and I wouldn’t expect anybody in CFAR to object to that solution.
As far of the people who go to Monaco with their private jet, they do care. With the
rationality is winningframe, you would also call people who earn enough money to have a private jet rational. A person who doesn’t care deeply about money won’t work 80 hours per week at an investment bank.there is a kind of “deep epistemic rationality” that doesn’t change one’s goals, but does help one make actual contact with the deep caring that already exists within a personThat’s not about saying that people’s goals are wrong but about actually making them care towards working towards their goals instead of suffering from akrasia.