Near the end of the meta-ethics sequence, Eliezer wrote that he chose to postpone reading Good and Real until he finished writing about meta-ethics because otherwise he might not finish it. For most of his life, writing for public consumption was slow and tedious, and he often got stuck. That seemed to change after he started blogging daily on Overcoming Bias, but the change was recent enough that he probably questioned its permanence.
Near the end of the meta-ethics sequence, Eliezer wrote that he chose to postpone reading Good and Real until he finished writing about meta-ethics because otherwise he might not finish it. For most of his life, writing for public consumption was slow and tedious, and he often got stuck. That seemed to change after he started blogging daily on Overcoming Bias, but the change was recent enough that he probably questioned its permanence.