My hope is that you can dereference your pointers and bring all the ideas and arguments into a single document,

there already exist documents of a variety of lengths, both collections and single. you're coming into the middle of a discussion and seemingly haven't read much of it and haven't asked for specifically what you want. and then, with almost no knowledge of my intellectual history, accomplishments, works, etc, things-already-tried, etc, you try to give me standard advice that i've heard a million times before. that would be ok as a starting point if it were only the starting point, but i fear it's going to more or less be the ending point too.

it sounds like you want me to rewrite material from DD and KP's books? http://fallibleideas.com/books#deutsch Why would me rewriting the same things get a different outcome than the existing literature? what is the purpose?

and how do you expect me to write a one-size-fits-all document when LW has no canonical positions written out – everyone just has their own different ideas?

and why are zero people at LW familiar enough to answer well known literature in their field. fine if you aren't an expert, but why does this community seem to have no experts who can speak to these issues without first requesting summary documents of the books they don't want to read?

what knowledge do you have? what are you looking for in talking with me? what values are you seeking and offering?

(thereby tricking people into reading something piece by piece that they might have skipped if they saw how big it was going to be up front

dishonesty is counter-productive and self-destructive. if you wish to change my mind about this, you'll have to address Objectivism and a few other things.

and then after 10 chapters like this it will turn out that you're a genius and everyone else was wrong and by teaching people to think good you'll have saved the world.

i've made things multiple times. here's one:

http://fallibleideas.com

there are difficulties such as people not wanting to think, learn, or truth-seek – especially when some of their biases are challenged. it's hard to tell people about ideas this different than what they're used to.

one basically can't teach people who don't want to learn something. creating more material won't change that. there are hard problems here. you could learn philosophy and help, or learn philosophy and disagree (which would be helpful), or opt out of addressing issues that require a lot of knowledge and then try to do a half-understood version of one of the more popular/prestigious (rather than correct) philosophies. but you can't get away from philosophical issues – like how to think – being a part of your life. nevertheless most people try to and philosophy is a very neglected field. such is the world; that isn't an argument that any particular idea is false.

Or maybe you are much much smarter and better read than me, so all your jargon makes sense to you and I'm just too ignorant to parse it.

supposing hypothetically that that's the case: then what next?