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Overcoming Bias

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Overcoming Bias

06.02.2023

Can You Prove Two Particles Are Identical? - LessWrong

This post is part of the Quantum Physics Sequence. Followup to:  Where Philosophy Meets Science, Joint Configurations …

Overcoming Bias

06.02.2023

Zombie Responses - LessWrong

I'm a bit tired today, having stayed up until 3AM writing yesterday's >6000-word post on zombies, so today I'll just reply to Richard, and tie up a loose end I spotted the next day. …

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06.02.2023

Reductive Reference - LessWrong

The reductionist thesis (as I formulate it) is that human minds, for reasons of efficiency, use a multi-level map in which we separately think about things like "atoms" and "quarks", "hands" and "fin…

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12.02.2023

Newcomb's Problem and Regret of Rationality - LessWrong

The following may well be the most controversial dilemma in the history of decision theory: …

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