Disagree. Epistemics is a group project and impatiently interrupting people can make both you and your interlocutor less likely to combine your information into correct conclusions. It is also evidence that you’re incurious internally which makes you worse at reasoning, though I don’t want to speculate on Eliezer’s internal experience in particular.
I agree with the first sentence. I agree with the second sentence with the caveat that it’s not strong absolute evidence, but mostly applies to the given setting (which is exactly what I’m saying).
People aren’t fixed entities and the quality of their contributions can vary over time and depend on context.
Disagree. Epistemics is a group project and impatiently interrupting people can make both you and your interlocutor less likely to combine your information into correct conclusions. It is also evidence that you’re incurious internally which makes you worse at reasoning, though I don’t want to speculate on Eliezer’s internal experience in particular.
I agree with the first sentence. I agree with the second sentence with the caveat that it’s not strong absolute evidence, but mostly applies to the given setting (which is exactly what I’m saying).
People aren’t fixed entities and the quality of their contributions can vary over time and depend on context.