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 > "Who cares about a blog for male nerd know-it-alls?" 
 > The two demographics most over-represented in the SlateStarCodex readership according to the surveys are transgender people and Ph.D. holders.
 
+Two mentions in https://www.reddit.com/r/slatestarcodex/comments/hhy2yc/what_would_you_put_in_the_essential_ssc_collection/
+
 "Sex Does Not Mean Gender. Equating Them Erases Trans Lives." https://archive.is/Mmlmi
 
 
+https://www.reddit.com/r/TheMotte/comments/hhtwxi/culture_war_roundup_for_the_week_of_june_29_2020/fwf86ju/
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 Main path (important posts)—
 
-_ theory of MMB's transition
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 _ Algorithmic Intent: A Hansonian Generalized Anti-Zombie Principle (LW)
+_ Intrumental Categories, Wireheading, and War (LW)
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+_ theory of MMB's transition
 _ Jessica/wiz AGP defense
 _ Sexual Dimorphism in Yudkowsky's Sequences, in Relation to My Gender Problems
-_ Intrumental Categories, Wireheading, and War (LW)
 _ Elision _vs_. Choice (working title)
 _ Phenotypic Identity and Memetic Capture
 

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 * EY was right about "men need to think about themselves _as men_" (find cite)
 * wipe culturally defined values
 * finding things in the refrigerator
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+*  https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/FBgozHEv7J72NCEPB/my-way
 
 My ideological committment to psychological-sex-differences denialism made me uncomfortable when the topic of sex differences happened to come up on the blog—which wasn't particularly often, but in such a vast, sprawling body of work as the Sequences, it occasionally turned out to be relevant in a discussion of evolution or human values.