I assume you are familiar with Hanlon's razor. > Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. Is there any "true" malice? Can't almost all "malice" be explained by greed, ignorance, or some other deadly sin? Is malice a real emotion or an illusion people came up...
The fictional book/stories by qntm such as Introductory Antimemetics are an example where the only thing you can trust/rely on is the rationality of yourself and people around you.
Tom Scott video on creative uses of teleportation (if you were a superhero). It is from August 20, 2015 and there have been no similar videos despite it claiming to be Episode 8 at t=16s. It reminded me of HPMOR when I saw it.
I assume you are familiar with Hanlon's razor.
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
Is there any "true" malice? Can't almost all "malice" be explained by greed, ignorance, or some other deadly sin?
Is malice a real emotion or an illusion people came up with to justify actions of their opposition? Malice is mentioned wherever there is conflict between humans (and that's a lot.)
As always, someone has already thought of this in some form. Here are some quick starting points:
The fictional book/stories by qntm such as Introductory Antimemetics are an example where the only thing you can trust/rely on is the rationality of yourself and people around you.
Tom Scott video on creative uses of teleportation (if you were a superhero). It is from August 20, 2015 and there have been no similar videos despite it claiming to be Episode 8 at t=16s.
It reminded me of HPMOR when I saw it.