Upvoting for honesty and posting a true rejection.

I haven't read most of the sequences yet

Even if you're a slow reader, I think that it is very, very worth it to read most of the sequences. I've not read QM, Evolution, Decision Theory, and parts of Metaethics/ Human's guide to words, but I think that reading the others has drastically increased my rationality (especially the Core Sequences.) I don't think that reading technical books would have done so nearly as much because I find reading prose much more engaging than math.

My recent comments have been made after a night of no sleep and being in a bad mood.

I've recently concluded that I should place a 'highly suspect' marker on my thoughts (especially negative generalizations) if I am very hungry or tired. I tend to be quite irritable in both cases -- I'll get into arguments in which I'm really not interested in finding truth, but just getting a high from bashing the other person into the ground (please note that I am sharing my own experiences, not accusing you of this.) You may want to type these comments out so that you don't lose the thought but wait to post them until you're feeling better.

Because if you seriously believe that someone else believes that he is trying to take over the multiverse then you don't just trust him because he wrote a few posts about rationality and being honest. If the stakes are high, people do everything. Ask yourself, what difference would you expect to see if Dr. Evil would disguise as Eliezer Yudkowsky?

I've had these same thoughts before and since resolved them, but I've run out of mental steam and need to do some schoolwork. I may edit this or make a separate reply to this later.

Edit: Bolded script in this post was added for clarification -- bolding does not indicate emphasis here.