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khafra comments on What Direct Instruction is - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: khafra 07 September 2011 03:50:25AM 1 point [-]

Sorry to f5 it, then--I just got the impression you were thinking inferential distance was the main problem.

Comment author: Owen_Richardson 07 September 2011 04:05:00AM *  0 points [-]

Oh no, I know DAMN well I could've done WAY better if I'd been less stupid in the first place! Although if I had to communicate with my past self, I think the best thing I could have told him would be just to put a note at the beginning of the original post saying explicitly that it was a draft with many, many problems, but that I was pretty damn sure DI was a super-important topic to bring to the attention of LW, so if anyone would be so super-cool nice as to give me some feedback on how to make it more presentable...

There's no way I could communicate the things I've learned so far to him more effectively than his resulting experience would teach him.

Uh, does this seem like an interesting idea?