These don’t all seem to fit together entirely comfortably. Ideally, I’d split these into three more-coherent sections (singularitarianism and AI, philosophy and epistemic rationality, and applied rationality and community), each of which I think could probably be more effective as their own space.
I find that Less Wrong is a conflation of about six topics:
Singularitarianism (e.g. discussion of SIAI, world-saving)
Topics in AI (e.g. decision theory, machine learning)
Topics in philosophy (e.g. metaethics, anthropic principle)
Epistemic rationality (e.g. dissolving questions, training mental skills, cognitive biases)
Applied rationality (e.g. how to avoid akrasia, how to acquire skills efficiently)
Rationality community (e.g. meetups, exchanging knowledge)
These don’t all seem to fit together entirely comfortably. Ideally, I’d split these into three more-coherent sections (singularitarianism and AI, philosophy and epistemic rationality, and applied rationality and community), each of which I think could probably be more effective as their own space.