For a while I satisfied my idea-spreading urges by teaching math to talented kids on a volunteer basis. If you’re very good at something (e.g. swimming), you could try teaching that, it’s a lot of fun.
Or you could spend some effort on figuring out how to measure rationality and check if someone is making progress. That’s much harder though, once you get past the obvious wrong answers like “give them a multiple choice test about rationality”. Eliezer and Anna have written a lot about this problem.
I do teach swimming; I did for many years as a job, and now I do it for fun (and for free) to the kids of my friends (and several of the CFAR staff when I was in San Francisco). It’s something I’m very good at (I may be more at teaching swimming to others than swimming myself), and it fulfills an urge, but not the idea-spreading one.
If CFAR is looking for help trying to make a rationality test, I would be happy to help, too...
For a while I satisfied my idea-spreading urges by teaching math to talented kids on a volunteer basis. If you’re very good at something (e.g. swimming), you could try teaching that, it’s a lot of fun.
Or you could spend some effort on figuring out how to measure rationality and check if someone is making progress. That’s much harder though, once you get past the obvious wrong answers like “give them a multiple choice test about rationality”. Eliezer and Anna have written a lot about this problem.
I do teach swimming; I did for many years as a job, and now I do it for fun (and for free) to the kids of my friends (and several of the CFAR staff when I was in San Francisco). It’s something I’m very good at (I may be more at teaching swimming to others than swimming myself), and it fulfills an urge, but not the idea-spreading one.
If CFAR is looking for help trying to make a rationality test, I would be happy to help, too...