But it's based on misunderstandings of what we're actually talking about, which he would not hold had he read the sequences.

His first statement "Traditional rationality goes back to Aristotle and is something that both Feynman and Popper rejected" is irrelevant because it's not addressing what anyone else in the conversation is talking about. Oscar Cunningham clarified what Eliezer was talking about, and Eliezer's commentary on it is elucidated in the sequences, and if Brian Scurfield had read them, he could have dispensed with the remainder of his post as well.