I'm writing a book about Liberalism. I call it Mechanisms of Liberty: The Shortcomings of Modern Liberalism and How to Fix It.
My main interest is in economic and governance mechanisms, my secondary interest is education, and I'm also interested in other core LW subjects, like rationality, epistemology, ethics, evolution, and cryptography.
I'm 24yo. I live in Israel. My hobbies include singing, playing guitar and drums, Krav Maga, Dancing (WCS), indoor boulder climbing, Juggling and hiking.
The best essay I wrote is Building Blocks of Politics: An Overview of Selectorate Theory (but my book will be better 😉).
I'm also on Twitter :)
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I had the same reaction to the first version
I initially read the title of the post as
Eliezer and I wrote a book: If Anyone Reads It, Everyone Dies
Quite intimidating!
4The quoting policy seems very good and clever :)
I don't think there's a way to resolve it? It will basically always be a prediction on the reliability of the statement.
Isn't that significant?
Yeah, that's certainly a possibility, but I think it's still worth exploring in case there is a way they can complement each other.
Nice :)
While you're at it, maybe make it so when you close the comments from the side it scrolls you back up to the post?