It's definitely valuable, but I feel like it leaves out some ideas (which may or may not be included in your other paragraphs, and if they are you can just interpret this as simple praise).
Like, why beliefs need to be entangled with the world. Or the map/territory dichotomy, and how some false things will feel true because of cognitive biases and cognitive dissonance. Or how a lot of times people use beliefs for signaling.
Most religious people I talk to actually believe that God exists in the universe, but don't realize how they don't actually anticipate anything different because of him.
Luke Muehlhauser posted a selection of the “morals” from Stuart Sutherland’s Irrationality.
Link: commonsenseatheism.com/?p=13556
I was wondering if the same could be done for the Sequences and if it would be a good idea or rather hold people off from reading them at full length.
Is it even possible to summarize each post in one sentence? An example would be Belief in the Implied Invisible which could be summarized by a quote from the post Decoherence is Falsifiable and Testable:
One could then compile a quote paper and cite the accompanying posts. As Luke wrote, "If you want to know his reasons for giving all this advice, read the book."