Certainly if you have been repudiated, but fail to internalize the repudiation, you’ve got a big red flag. But that’s why I think’s it less dangerous and debilitating—it’s clear, obvious, and visible.
I consider only listening to repudiations as the bigger problem: it is being willfully deaf and non responsive to potential improvement. It’s not failing to understand, it’s refusing to listen.
I consider only listening to repudiations as the bigger problem
In that case, Lukeprog’s metaethics sequence must have been of great comfort to you, since he didn’t really spend much time on Eliezer’s metaethics sequence. Perhaps you could just start covering Stimer’s material in a discussion post or two and see what happens.
Certainly if you have been repudiated, but fail to internalize the repudiation, you’ve got a big red flag. But that’s why I think’s it less dangerous and debilitating—it’s clear, obvious, and visible.
I consider only listening to repudiations as the bigger problem: it is being willfully deaf and non responsive to potential improvement. It’s not failing to understand, it’s refusing to listen.
In that case, Lukeprog’s metaethics sequence must have been of great comfort to you, since he didn’t really spend much time on Eliezer’s metaethics sequence. Perhaps you could just start covering Stimer’s material in a discussion post or two and see what happens.