If the point of “rationality” is evangelism, count me out. But anyway if you want to point to EY quotes, then consider “rationalists win” or the 12 virtues of rationality (which are about winning, not evangelizing).
It is not about evangelising for me. It is about not using tool sets that rely on other people being irrational. If your incentives are to keep people uninformed so that they will do what you want and you “win” then you are reinforcing the status quo of a world of misinformation/fraud and spin. This I think will cause us all to lose long term.
If the point of “rationality” is evangelism, count me out. But anyway if you want to point to EY quotes, then consider “rationalists win” or the 12 virtues of rationality (which are about winning, not evangelizing).
It is not about evangelising for me. It is about not using tool sets that rely on other people being irrational. If your incentives are to keep people uninformed so that they will do what you want and you “win” then you are reinforcing the status quo of a world of misinformation/fraud and spin. This I think will cause us all to lose long term.