pt. 4 edit tier—
✓ "A Fire" § title
-✓ revise "too good a writer" to be more explicit "someone could be that naive"
+- revise "too good a writer" to be more explicit "someone could be that naive"
+_ make sure I'm summarizing "policy debates" moral from "Challenges"
_ footnote about how I could be blamed for being too credulous?
_ say that explicitly, up front, at the start of that … chunk.
_ edit post to clarify "nudging the cognition"
_ look for a place to link https://cognition.cafe/p/on-lies-and-liars
_ cite more sneers; use a footnote to pack in as many as possible
_ Dawkins and Jerry Coyne and https://www.thefp.com/p/carole-hooven-why-i-left-harvard
-_ make sure I'm summarizing "Challenges" appropriately
+_ parenthetical defending literal fraud
time-sensitive globals TODOs—
✓ consult Said
- remaining pt. 4 edit tier
- draft #drama strategy opening remarks
_ consult Anna
-_ draft Twitter thread
_ #drama strategy session
+_ draft Twitter thread
_ bully Jeff Ladish
_ PUBLISH pt. 4!!
> "Racism" is so commonly used weirdly that I think there are few circumstances left where I'd try to use the word to communicate. Instead I'd say, "X seems to be judging people negatively in a hard-to-shake-off way based on their skin color."
https://twitter.com/ESYudkowsky/status/1755624226550387013
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+> "Study science, not just me!" is probably the most important piece of advice Ayn Rand should've given her followers and didn't. There's no one human being who ever lived, whose shoulders were broad enough to bear all the weight of a true science with many contributors.
+https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/96TBXaHwLbFyeAxrg/guardians-of-ayn-rand
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