Harry is getting dumber and dumber.
I found a review on ff.net that probably echoes with many others who are not as immersed in LW culture and even those that are. I thought a discussion of this person's points would be constructive so I've copied the review here: " So.
I have a few problems with this.
First of all, the use of terms and situations that the readers don't understand. In earlier chapters, you would do this, and then you would EXPLAIN the reference. That was something I liked. It was educational. Now, however, you're simply calling on references and expecting the audience to understand. I get that it would be irritating to have to explain everything, but it gets to... (read 397 more words →)
Thanks!
Anyone have access to this?
http://spp.sagepub.com/content/early/2012/10/02/1948550612461284.full.pdf+html
Thanks.
https://www.nytimes.com/2012/11/25/opinion/sunday/neuroscience-under-attack.html
What are your thoughts on this article? How can a layman discern between good and bad neuroscience in books?
Can anyone recommend a good book on improving social intelligence? This is probably a subject that would be helpful to many of us.
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It's still the same in the original post. Maybe you forgot to change it?
those who are effected by our actions
Minor nitpick: effected' should be 'affected'.
I use my Android phone much more than my computer, and reading the Sequences on a mobile device is a pain. I needed an easy way to access the Sequences, but since there are no apps for this website I had to create one myself. Since I'm no app developer, I used the IBuildApp.com(trustworthy according to my research) website to make the application.
Features:
* Read ALL of the main Sequences and most of the minor ones
* RSS feed to LessWrong.com for latest articles
* No ads!
Drawbacks:
*Requires an Internet connection: I individually copy-pasted each Sequence(from the compilations of posts that many people have made) to the app. Unfortunately, the app development website did not save... (read more)
Sorry no longer have it.