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TimS comments on Eliezer's Sequences and Mainstream Academia - Less Wrong Discussion
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It is very easy to read the sequences and think that you think the philosophical thought is original to you. Other than the FAI stuff and decision theory stuff, is that true?
What exactly is wrong with being thought of as a very high-end popularizer? That material is incredibly well presented.
Additionally, people who disagree with your philosophical positions ought not be put in the (EDIT: position) of needing to reinvent the philosophical wheel to engage critically with your essays.
Put in the position of?
Yes, thanks.
I'd take out the EDIT - people can see from the comment below that you edited in response to a comment.