Definitely not. You may nominate posts from the Sequences.
In that case, my favorite post is Universal Law. Starts strong. Ends strong. The middle is great too.
In particular, I like this transition.
The idea of a rule with literally no exceptions seems insanely rigid, the product of closed-minded thinking by fanatics so in the grip of their one big idea that they can't see the richness and complexity of the real universe.
This is the customary accusation made against scientists - the professional students of the richness and complexity of the real universe . . .
However useful the content, what are some examples of the best nonfiction writing on Less Wrong? Are there pieces you think are as good as recent classics of essay form like I Think You're Fat or Lies We Tell Kids? For example, I like Yvain's The Apologist and the Revolutionary.
Which pieces would you nominate as some of the best nonfiction writing on Less Wrong?