My impression is the same, but "demands" here is meant more like a demand to wear a silly hat or be severely peer-pressured, not "not being invited to a party". But I may misunderstand the problem or be too excited to properly react to it. If you have an example that could deliver it more viscerally - I'd appreciate that.
If it will be a big community - would it be legal to organize some kind of private mini school? Something like Elon made for his kids - it could be better than homeschooling and regular private school both.
Two Yodas about inferential distances about relationships.
This is what I usually need to tell a normie to start discussing relationships and their possibility between us:
I'm going to write an expanded version - tell me if you'd be interested in having something like this for your own use.
Should we have a list of stuff to try to feel? Seems potentially interesting to me
I was reasonably sure that I don't have felt senses or won't get in touch with them without years of psychotherapy(I tried Yoda). While reading this, I finally got it and decided to talk about it with my friend, so I decided to put it into my inbox. That moment, my neck got cramped, my upper back got tense and I wanted to get away from it. Felt sense of thinking about my graveyard-inbox is my first one, forever and ever.
Kaj, thank you so much.
My delta it's waiting for the sense by the clock, and trying again and again. Thanks
45 is my favorite
22 and 42 are awesome!
13 and 19 are cool
14 is really creative, 19 is hilarious!
31 Is also fun
I like 22 and 24, but the 42 is genius! Did you intend to put the best under the 42?
I can easily relax my prunes and babble a lot - generate names, interpretations, whatever. But I'm quite disappointed that the babble is still of a low quality. What's the point of generating 100 names for my startup if all of them are bad? @jacobjacob Are there any exercises specifically for that?
(Should I reread the sequence?)
Two years ago I spent 24 hours to write 100 paperclip uses. In Russian here https://docs.google.com/document/d/15rgEl3J36lNywte0CQ6kcN2QwjGhPswJZ1TnnXQBxIQ/edit?usp=sharing
Weird, but it took me exactly an hour.
UPD: I just realized that the task wasn't to get myself to the moon. Works as an exercise, anyway
The link points to the Forecasting Workshop
I just had to share this, one person in a similar task imagined that a brick is a toy coffin in a puppet show.