Five wikiprojects rely on this article, but it is C-class on Wikipedia scale;
Topic seems quite important for people. If someone not knowing how to make decisions stumbles upon the article, the first image they see… is a flowchart, which can scare non-programmists away.
This seems like a much better target for spreading rationalism. The other listed articles all seem quite detailed and far from the central rationalist project. Decision-making seems like a more likely on-ramp.
I’m less interested in spreading rationalism per se and more in teaching people about rationality. The other articles are very strongly+closely related to rationality; I chose them since they’re articles describing key concepts in rational choice.
There is also article Decision-making.
Importance arguments:
Five wikiprojects rely on this article, but it is C-class on Wikipedia scale;
Topic seems quite important for people. If someone not knowing how to make decisions stumbles upon the article, the first image they see… is a flowchart, which can scare non-programmists away.
This seems like a much better target for spreading rationalism. The other listed articles all seem quite detailed and far from the central rationalist project. Decision-making seems like a more likely on-ramp.
I’m less interested in spreading rationalism per se and more in teaching people about rationality. The other articles are very strongly+closely related to rationality; I chose them since they’re articles describing key concepts in rational choice.
That’s fine, but it’s a pretty specific preference, so your claims that this shows that rationalists aren’t even trying seem pretty questionable.