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 _ If in Some Smothering Dreams You Too Could Pace (UTT)
-_ CloudWatch
+_ Cloud Vision (UUT)
+_ Telelogy (UUT)
 _ Book Review: Charles Murray's Human Diversity (UUT)
 
 _ "I Tell Myself to Let the Story End"; Or, A Hill of Validity ... (UUT)
@@ -10,6 +11,11 @@ _ Contra Scott Alexander on Mental Illness; Or, Oh God, Please Don't (aAL/LW)
 
 
 Honesty Is Activism
+The Motte-and-Bailey Doctrine as Compression Artifact
+Elision _vs_. Choice
+The Wisdom of Nature (I like the idea of transhumanism, but in practice, biology is just too complicated)
+The Strategy of "Apartment Patty"
+
 
 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agalmatophilia "An important fantasy for some individuals is being transformed into the preferred object (such as a statue) and experiencing an associated state of immobility or paralysis."
 
@@ -19,17 +25,14 @@ address accusation that I conflate "passing" and biosex
 
 _ Placeholder, February 2020 (UUT)
 
-The Motte-and-Bailey Doctrine as Compression Artifact
 
-conservatives complain about low-time preference ppl having too many kids—but from a evolutionary perspective, they're more evolutionarily fit
 
-creepy, crazy, or protected-class
+Positioning (don't want to prematurely alienate people you're trying to rescue)
 
-Elision _vs_. Choice
+conservatives complain about low-time preference ppl having too many kids—but from a evolutionary perspective, they're more evolutionarily fit
 
-The Wisdom of Nature (I like the idea of transhumanism, but in practice, biology is just too complicated)
+creepy, crazy, or protected-class
 
-The Strategy of "Apartment Patty"
 
 A Science Fiction Story Idea I'm Not Skilled Enough to Write