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Thanks for the feedback about other InIn participants. They're trying to figure out how to engage with Less Wrong well. I strongly encouraged them previously to make sure to engage with posts by folks other than myself. I just checked it out now, and it looks like they're doing that, which is good. But you're right, their comments are relatively low information. I'll ask them to hold further comments until the newbies section is ready.
I'd appreciate you avoiding trying to mindread my expression of gratitude. This exchange with my friend has been dominating my thinking recently, and I've been questioning myself about whether I handled it in the most optimal way. Nonetheless, I am grateful that I had a chance to be there for her in a really rough time of her life. Please avoid straw-manning my expression of gratitude, and thanks :-)
Also, if you would like to engage on this further, I suggest not doing so in this thread, but going to the meta-thread.
Sigh. They are not InIn participants. They are people you pay to "manage" social media and they are bungling the job in a rather spectacular fashion.
Call them off.
The scarier thought is how often we're manipulated that way when people don't bungle their jobs. The few heuristics we use to identify such mischief are trivially misled (for example, establishing plausibility by posting on inconsequential other topics (at least on LW that incurs a measurable cognitive footprint, which is however not the case on, say, Reddit), and then there's always Poe's law to consider). Shills man, shills everywhere!
As they dictum goes, just cuz you're paranoid ...
Reminds me of Ernest Hemingway's apparent paranoid delusions of being under FBI surveillance ... only eventually it turned out he actually was. Well, at least if my family keep playing their roles well enough, from a functional blackbox perspective the distinction may not matter that much anyways. I wonder how they got the children to be such good actors, though. Mind chip implants?
As an aside, it's kind of curious that Prof. Tsipursky does his, let's say "social engineering", under his real name.
Anyways, good entertainment. Though on this forum, it's more of a guilty pleasure (drama is but a weed in our garth of rationality).
In the post-Snowden era...
X-/
He is promoting a charity he's trying to get off the ground, so his options are limited.
Some would say it's a spice. Or a herb :-)