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Ask LW: What happened to Yudkowsky?
Answer by ArthurLidiaMar 04, 201910

Bayesian enlightnment i guess.

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Sages in singularity
ArthurLidia6y10

I meant in a way that with the progress of more artificial intelligence (Demis Hassabis genuinely belives the fact we can solve all problems of philosophy with intelligence only and no experience). This short post should have stayed a draft so I am sorry for that.

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Motivation: You Have to Win in the Moment
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What makes people intellectually active?
ArthurLidia6y-20

Even the by product (ideas) are most trivial too.

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What makes people intellectually active?
Answer by ArthurLidiaJan 16, 201900

Generating ideas shouldn't be associated with the mammal brain of emotions, have you tried generating any? It quite depends on creative fiction vs researched papers.

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A short insight I see everywhere
ArthurLidia7y10

I would also like to point out, I don't mean Buddhism in his whole dogmatic ideas. Almost all people are fine with the side of self control insight etc.

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-14Human condition sunk fallacy
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0Small hope for less bias and more practability
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6"Giftedness" and Genius, Crucial Differences
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