Rudd-O

• Rudd-O 3 Mar 2009 4:19 UTC

  −5 points

  on: Good Ideal­is­tic Books are Rare

  Most definitely Universally Preferable Behavior by Stef Molyneux.

• Rudd-O 2 Feb 2009 16:25 UTC

  1 point

  on: In­ter­lude with the Con­fes­sor (4/​8)

  BTW, Eliezer: man, come on, don’t keep us waiting for the next part!

• Rudd-O 2 Feb 2009 16:24 UTC

  −6 points

  0

  on: In­ter­lude with the Con­fes­sor (4/​8)

  Tho those who hinted at “legalized rape”: READ AGAIN. You seem not to have understood that the abolition of the law carried with it free retaliation against rapists and prediction markets that surely ended up influencing the incidence of rape.

  Jeez, I dunno how that zinged past you.

• Rudd-O 9 Jul 2008 4:58 UTC

  4 points

  on: Where Re­cur­sive Jus­tifi­ca­tion Hits Bottom

  I’d actually like to see one of these supposed anti-Occam or anti-regular priors described in full detail—I’m not sure the concept is coherent.

  That’s easy. Go to a casino and watch the average moron play roulette using a “strategy”.

  Also, Russell Kirk is a moron too. I love how his text is full of nothingness, or, as Eliezer says, “applause lights”. Loved that expression, by the way.