Tag: Discourse Norms
- Statisticism: How Cluster-Thinking About Data Creates Blind Spots
- The Drama of the Hegelian Dialectic
- Discursive Warfare and Faction Formation
- Language, Power, and the Categorical Imperative
- The Trauma Coup
- Can crimes be discussed literally?
- Simulacra and Subjectivity
- Judgment, Punishment, and the Information-Suppression Field
- Alarm fatigue vs systematic critique
- Towards optimal play as Villager in a mixed game
- Should Effective Altruism be at war with North Korea?
- Authoritarian empiricism
- Excerpts from a larger discussion about simulacra
- MeToo is good
- Why I am no longer supporting REACH
- Model-building and scapegoating
- Oops Prize update
- Explicit content
- Seeding a productive culture: a working hypothesis
- Defense against discourse
- On the construction of beacons
- Why I am not a Quaker (even though it often seems as though I should be)
- Request: Cabin [RESOLVED]
- Thank you for listening
- I'll pretend to ask, and you'll pretend to answer
- Oops Prize
- Bad intent is a disposition, not a feeling
- Actors and scribes, words and deeds
- Against responsibility
- Sufficiently sincere confirmation bias is indistinguishable from science
- Humble Charlie
- The humility argument for honesty
- The Quaker and the Parselmouth
- Between honesty and perjury
- The engineer and the diplomat
- Improve comments by tagging claims