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"Cognitive Biases and Giant Risks" Eliezer Yudkowsky at Singularity Summit 2009

Wildcat wrote 4 weeks ago: more about "Eliezer Yudkowsky at Singularity Summ…", posted with vodpod … more →

Tags: brain, Brain Neuroscience, Civilization, Colletive Intelligence, Consciousness, Culture & Civilization, Evolution, Mind, Philosophy

The war on death

davidkilloren wrote 3 months ago: The NYT reports on the latest incremental advances in the science of lengthening the human lifespan. … more →

Tags: Viewpoint, death, Roy Sorensen, Ben Bradley, Aubrey de Grey

Some good reads

jason wrote 5 months ago: Here are a few things that I enjoyed reading, but haven’t found the time to write about. Athei … more →

Tags: Robin Hanson, Errol Morris

What it's like to be a computer

Adam Mann wrote 5 months ago: There is an interesting paper by Thomas Nagel about philosophy of mind that asks “What is it l … more →

Tags: Artificial Intelligence, dualism, Intelligence Enhancement, mind uploading, What I'm Getting At, mind-body problem, my ideas, Neuroscience, Objectivity

Twelve virtues of irrationality 2 comments

Adam Mann wrote 6 months ago: It is clear to me that Eliezer S. Yudkowsky is a very smart man. A self taught AI expert and researc … more →

Tags: Rationality, Irrationality, my ideas, language, The Universe, holism

Some interesting food for thought for you

bradellison wrote 8 months ago: A little science fiction novella about first contact with a couple of alien races whose values diffe … more →

Tags: WorDs, Science Fiction, ethics

Recognizing the Obvious17 comments

melendwyr wrote 9 months ago: Well, it’s not an issue of Firefox interacting poorly with a CATCHPA, as has happened to me be … more →

Tags: stupidity, censorship

A Deep And Dark December2 comments

melendwyr wrote 9 months ago: I don’t feel like coming up with an original post today, so I’ll just piggyback on these … more →

Tags: politics and society, DOOM, gigo, stupidity, Robin Hanson

Running Away4 comments

melendwyr wrote 9 months ago: Does the concept of Friendly AI somehow drain one’s enthusiasm? Does it cause motivation to dw … more →

Tags: gigo, stupidity, AI, ethics, empathy

Archival of Dissent5 comments

melendwyr wrote 10 months ago: A poster named Faré, with whom I was previously unfamiliar, has made a series of interesting posts o … more →

Tags: stupidity, censorship

Transparency2 comments

melendwyr wrote 10 months ago: There is a comment, held in suspension, for the post “The Other Shoe”. I reference the p … more →

Tags: DOOM, stupidity, censorship

The Other Shoe3 comments

melendwyr wrote 10 months ago: From this comment thread at OB: [bored now. comment deleted.] Comments under that name are no longer … more →

Tags: DOOM, stupidity, censorship, Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Walking in someone else's shoes and the Mind Projection Fallacy2 comments

jason wrote 10 months ago: I have been a victim of the Mind Projection Fallacy.  Essentially, the fallacy occurs when you attri … more →

Tags: Behavior, Cognitive biases

Narnia

jason wrote 10 months ago: Recently I read C. S. Lewis’ Narnia series to my son.  I must say, I agree with this take on i … more →

Tags: Religion, Books

Teaching ID in schools?

jason wrote 10 months ago: Here is a great essay discussing the supernatural and its scientific implications. Or you imagine th … more →

Tags: Religion, Science

Evidence

jason wrote 10 months ago: Soon I will address specific arguments made by creationists.  But for now, I think it’s useful … more →

Tags: Religion, Science

Morals and religion

jason wrote 10 months ago: link In 1966, the Israeli psychologist Georges Tamarin presented, to 1,066 schoolchildren ages 8-14, … more →

Tags: Religion, Science

Downplaying Jesus' sacrifice2 comments

jason wrote 10 months ago: For this post I will assume that Jesus did exist, and the basic story of his life, as told in the Bi … more →

Tags: Religion

Religion and testable hypotheses

jason wrote 10 months ago: Is religion non-disprovable?  Eliezer Yudkowsky says no.  I encourage you all to read this essay in … more →

Tags: Religion, Science


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