# Voting Results for the 2021 Review

Well, that's a wrap for the 2021 Review. We had 238 people cast votes. 452 posts were originally nominated, of which 149 posts received at least one review. The LessWrong moderation team will be awarding prizes and assembling posts into the Best of 2021 Books / Sequences soon. But for now, you can look here at the raw results.  

Results
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Voting is visualized here with dots of varying sizes (roughly indicating that a user thought a post was "good" "important", or "extremely important"). Green dots indicate positive votes. Red indicate negative votes. You can hover over a dot to see its exact score.  
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| 0   | [Strong Evidence is Common](/posts/JD7fwtRQ27yc8NoqS/strong-evidence-is-common) Mark Xu |     |
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| 1   | [“PR” is corrosive; “reputation” is not.](/posts/SWxnP5LZeJzuT3ccd/pr-is-corrosive-reputation-is-not) AnnaSalamon |     |
| 2   | [Your Cheerful Price](/posts/MzKKi7niyEqkBPnyu/your-cheerful-price) Eliezer Yudkowsky |     |
| 3   | [ARC's first technical report: Eliciting Latent Knowledge](/posts/qHCDysDnvhteW7kRd/arc-s-first-technical-report-eliciting-latent-knowledge) paulfchristiano |     |
| 4   | [This Can't Go On](/posts/5FZxhdi6hZp8QwK7k/this-can-t-go-on) HoldenKarnofsky |     |
| 5   | [Rationalism before the Sequences](/posts/qc7P2NwfxQMC3hdgm/rationalism-before-the-sequences) Eric Raymond |     |
| 6   | [Lies, Damn Lies, and Fabricated Options](/posts/gNodQGNoPDjztasbh/lies-damn-lies-and-fabricated-options) Duncan_Sabien |     |
| 7   | [Fun with +12 OOMs of Compute](/posts/rzqACeBGycZtqCfaX/fun-with-12-ooms-of-compute) Daniel Kokotajlo |     |
| 8   | [What 2026 looks like](/posts/6Xgy6CAf2jqHhynHL/what-2026-looks-like) Daniel Kokotajlo |     |
| 9   | [Ngo and Yudkowsky on alignment difficulty](/posts/7im8at9PmhbT4JHsW/ngo-and-yudkowsky-on-alignment-difficulty) Eliezer Yudkowsky |     |
| 10  | [How To Write Quickly While Maintaining Epistemic Rigor](/posts/Psr9tnQFuEXiuqGcR/how-to-write-quickly-while-maintaining-epistemic-rigor) johnswentworth |     |
| 11  | [Science in a High-Dimensional World](/posts/4XRjPocTprL4L8tmB/science-in-a-high-dimensional-world) johnswentworth |     |
| 12  | [How factories were made safe](/posts/DQKgYhEYP86PLW7tZ/how-factories-were-made-safe) jasoncrawford |     |
| 13  | [Cryonics signup guide #1: Overview](/posts/2cYebKxNp47PapHTL/cryonics-signup-guide-1-overview) mingyuan |     |
| 14  | [Making Vaccine](/posts/niQ3heWwF6SydhS7R/making-vaccine) johnswentworth |     |
| 15  | [Taboo "Outside View"](/posts/BcYfsi7vmhDvzQGiF/taboo-outside-view) Daniel Kokotajlo |     |
| 16  | [All Possible Views About Humanity's Future Are Wild](/posts/F5ktR95qqpmGXXmLq/all-possible-views-about-humanity-s-future-are-wild-1) HoldenKarnofsky |     |
| 17  | [Another (outer) alignment failure story](/posts/AyNHoTWWAJ5eb99ji/another-outer-alignment-failure-story) paulfchristiano |     |
| 18  | [Split and Commit](/posts/t2LGSDwT7zSnAGybG/split-and-commit) Duncan_Sabien |     |
| 19  | [What Multipolar Failure Looks Like, and Robust Agent-Agnostic Processes (RAAPs)](/posts/LpM3EAakwYdS6aRKf/what-multipolar-failure-looks-like-and-robust-agent-agnostic) Andrew_Critch |     |
| 20  | [There’s no such thing as a tree (phylogenetically)](/posts/fRwdkop6tyhi3d22L/there-s-no-such-thing-as-a-tree-phylogenetically) eukaryote |     |
| 21  | [The Plan](/posts/3L46WGauGpr7nYubu/the-plan) johnswentworth |     |
| 22  | [Trapped Priors As A Basic Problem Of Rationality](/posts/hNqte2p48nqKux3wS/trapped-priors-as-a-basic-problem-of-rationality) Scott Alexander |     |
| 23  | [Finite Factored Sets](/posts/N5Jm6Nj4HkNKySA5Z/finite-factored-sets) Scott Garrabrant |     |
| 24  | [Selection Theorems: A Program For Understanding Agents](/posts/G2Lne2Fi7Qra5Lbuf/selection-theorems-a-program-for-understanding-agents) johnswentworth |     |
| 25  | [Slack Has Positive Externalities For Groups](/posts/3qX2GipDuCq5jstMG/slack-has-positive-externalities-for-groups) johnswentworth |     |
| 26  | [My research methodology](/posts/EF5M6CmKRd6qZk27Z/my-research-methodology) paulfchristiano |     |
| 27  | [The Rationalists of the 1950s (and before) also called themselves “Rationalists”](/posts/DtcbfwSrcewFubjxp/the-rationalists-of-the-1950s-and-before-also-called) Owain_Evans |     |
| 28  | [Ruling Out Everything Else](/posts/57sq9qA3wurjres4K/ruling-out-everything-else) Duncan_Sabien |     |
| 29  | [Leaky Delegation: You are not a Commodity](/posts/tTWL6rkfEuQN9ivxj/leaky-delegation-you-are-not-a-commodity) Darmani |     |
| 30  | [Feature Selection](/posts/dYspinGtiba5oDCcv/feature-selection) Zack\\_M\\_Davis |     |
| 31  | [Cup-Stacking Skills (or, Reflexive Involuntary Mental Motions)](/posts/vQKbgEKjGZcpbCqDs/cup-stacking-skills-or-reflexive-involuntary-mental-motions) Duncan_Sabien |     |
| 32  | [larger language models may disappoint you \\[or, an eternally unfinished draft\\]](/posts/pv7Qpu8WSge8NRbpB/larger-language-models-may-disappoint-you-or-an-eternally) nostalgebraist |     |
| 33  | [Self-Integrity and the Drowning Child](/posts/cujpciCqNbawBihhQ/self-integrity-and-the-drowning-child) Eliezer Yudkowsky |     |
| 34  | [Comments on Carlsmith's “Is power-seeking AI an existential risk?”](/posts/cCMihiwtZx7kdcKgt/comments-on-carlsmith-s-is-power-seeking-ai-an-existential) So8res |     |
| 35  | [Working With Monsters](/posts/o4cgvYmNZnfS4xhxL/working-with-monsters) johnswentworth |     |
| 36  | [Simulacrum 3 As Stag-Hunt Strategy](/posts/tF8z9HBoBn783Cirz/simulacrum-3-as-stag-hunt-strategy) johnswentworth |     |
| 37  | [Elephant seal 2](/posts/vLRxmYCKpmZAAJ3KC/elephant-seal-2) KatjaGrace |     |
| 38  | [EfficientZero: How It Works](/posts/mRwJce3npmzbKfxws/efficientzero-how-it-works) 1a3orn |     |
| 39  | [Lars Doucet's Georgism series on Astral Codex Ten](/posts/XtRAkvvaQSaQEyASj/lars-doucet-s-georgism-series-on-astral-codex-ten) Sune |     |
| 40  | [Catching the Spark](/posts/9cbEPEuCa9E7uHMXT/catching-the-spark) LoganStrohl |     |
| 41  | [Specializing in Problems We Don't Understand](/posts/CSZnj2YNMKGfsMbZA/specializing-in-problems-we-don-t-understand) johnswentworth |     |
| 42  | [Shoulder Advisors 101](/posts/X79Rc5cA5mSWBexnd/shoulder-advisors-101) Duncan_Sabien |     |
| 43  | [Notes from "Don't Shoot the Dog"](/posts/Cf2xxC3Yx9g6w7yXN/notes-from-don-t-shoot-the-dog) juliawise |     |
| 44  | [Why has nuclear power been a flop?](/posts/ThvvCE2HsLohJYd7b/why-has-nuclear-power-been-a-flop) jasoncrawford |     |
| 45  | [Whole Brain Emulation: No Progress on C. elgans After 10 Years](/posts/mHqQxwKuzZS69CXX5/whole-brain-emulation-no-progress-on-c-elgans-after-10-years) niconiconi |     |
| 46  | [Frame Control](/posts/bQ6zpf6buWgP939ov/frame-control) Aella |     |
| 47  | [Worst-case thinking in AI alignment](/posts/yTvBSFrXhZfL8vr5a/worst-case-thinking-in-ai-alignment) Buck |     |
| 48  | [Yudkowsky and Christiano discuss "Takeoff Speeds"](/posts/vwLxd6hhFvPbvKmBH/yudkowsky-and-christiano-discuss-takeoff-speeds) Eliezer Yudkowsky |     |
| 49  | [You are probably underestimating how good self-love can be](/posts/BfTW9jmDzujYkhjAb/you-are-probably-underestimating-how-good-self-love-can-be) charlie.rs |     |
| 50  | [Infra-Bayesian physicalism: a formal theory of naturalized induction](/posts/gHgs2e2J5azvGFatb/infra-bayesian-physicalism-a-formal-theory-of-naturalized) Vanessa Kosoy |     |
| 51  | [Jean Monnet: The Guerilla Bureaucrat](/posts/5b6YcFbEBCZbX6YSK/jean-monnet-the-guerilla-bureaucrat) Martin Sustrik |     |
| 52  | [Seven Years of Spaced Repetition Software in the Classroom](/posts/F6ZTtBXn2cFLmWPdM/seven-years-of-spaced-repetition-software-in-the-classroom-1) tanagrabeast |     |
| 53  | [Bets, Bonds, and Kindergarteners](/posts/DoHcgTvyxdorAMquE/bets-bonds-and-kindergarteners) jefftk |     |
| 54  | [Coordination Schemes Are Capital Investments](/posts/LGsLuTuipcjXEuMjK/coordination-schemes-are-capital-investments) Raemon |     |
| 55  | [The Point of Trade](/posts/6KzFwcDy7hsCkzJKY/the-point-of-trade) Eliezer Yudkowsky |     |
| 56  | [Law of No Evidence](/posts/j9HoG56Y6KuopSzdn/law-of-no-evidence) Zvi |     |
| 57  | [Discussion with Eliezer Yudkowsky on AGI interventions](/posts/CpvyhFy9WvCNsifkY/discussion-with-eliezer-yudkowsky-on-agi-interventions) Rob Bensinger |     |
| 58  | [Saving Time](/posts/gEKHX8WKrXGM4roRC/saving-time) Scott Garrabrant |     |
| 59  | [Intentionally Making Close Friends](/posts/pfibDHFZ3waBo6pAc/intentionally-making-close-friends) Neel Nanda |     |
| 60  | [What Do GDP Growth Curves Really Mean?](/posts/FcRt3xAF4ynojfj6G/what-do-gdp-growth-curves-really-mean) johnswentworth |     |
| 61  | [The case for aligning narrowly superhuman models](/posts/PZtsoaoSLpKjjbMqM/the-case-for-aligning-narrowly-superhuman-models) Ajeya Cotra |     |
| 62  | [The bonds of family and community: Poverty and cruelty among Russian peasants in the late 19th century](/posts/mhA4vkeaRn9cpxkag/the-bonds-of-family-and-community-poverty-and-cruelty-among) jasoncrawford |     |
| 63  | [The Death of Behavioral Economics](/posts/2WngsveoLhFubuLMH/the-death-of-behavioral-economics) habryka |     |
| 64  | [Why I Am Not in Charge](/posts/cR7Zfrc4BtnFes46y/why-i-am-not-in-charge) Zvi |     |
| 65  | [Politics is way too meta](/posts/Js34Ez9nrDeJCTYQL/politics-is-way-too-meta) Rob Bensinger |     |
| 66  | [Where do your eyes go?](/posts/gCz7cB6JG66EhweSS/where-do-your-eyes-go) alkjash |     |
| 67  | [Highlights from The Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie](/posts/4yDZgN7dvyzKEMYkg/highlights-from-the-autobiography-of-andrew-carnegie) jasoncrawford |     |
| 68  | [Lessons I've Learned from Self-Teaching](/posts/cumc876woKaZLmQs5/lessons-i-ve-learned-from-self-teaching) TurnTrout |     |
| 69  | [Grokking the Intentional Stance](/posts/jHSi6BwDKTLt5dmsG/grokking-the-intentional-stance) jbkjr |     |
| 70  | [Agency in Conway’s Game of Life](/posts/3SG4WbNPoP8fsuZgs/agency-in-conway-s-game-of-life) Alex Flint |     |
| 71  | [Reneging Prosocially](/posts/sjRG35aq5fosJ6mdG/reneging-prosocially) Duncan_Sabien |     |
| 72  | [Experimentally evaluating whether honesty generalizes](/posts/BxersHYN2qcFoonwg/experimentally-evaluating-whether-honesty-generalizes) paulfchristiano |     |
| 73  | [Birds, Brains, Planes, and AI: Against Appeals to the Complexity/Mysteriousness/Efficiency of the Brain](/posts/HhWhaSzQr6xmBki8F/birds-brains-planes-and-ai-against-appeals-to-the-complexity) Daniel Kokotajlo |     |
| 74  | [Unnatural Categories Are Optimized for Deception](/posts/onwgTH6n8wxRSo2BJ/unnatural-categories-are-optimized-for-deception) Zack\\_M\\_Davis |     |
| 75  | [Can you control the past?](/posts/PcfHSSAMNFMgdqFyB/can-you-control-the-past) Joe Carlsmith |     |
| 76  | [A Brief Introduction to Container Logistics](/posts/PHmYhE4sKnwzYgvkh/a-brief-introduction-to-container-logistics) Vitor |     |
| 77  | [Core Pathways of Aging](/posts/ui6mDLdqXkaXiDMJ5/core-pathways-of-aging) johnswentworth |     |
| 78  | [Imitative Generalisation (AKA 'Learning the Prior')](/posts/JKj5Krff5oKMb8TjT/imitative-generalisation-aka-learning-the-prior-1) Beth Barnes |     |
| 79  | [\\[Book review\\] Gödel, Escher, Bach: an in-depth explainer](/posts/wwNnzaPnB5a48K86N/book-review-goedel-escher-bach-an-in-depth-explainer) Sam Marks |     |
| 80  | [Selection Has A Quality Ceiling](/posts/Rrt7uPJ8r3sYuLrXo/selection-has-a-quality-ceiling) johnswentworth |     |
| 81  | [Book Review: A Pattern Language by Christopher Alexander](/posts/K2AWPo7sMsvrrofsM/book-review-a-pattern-language-by-christopher-alexander) lincolnquirk |     |
| 82  | [Technological stagnation: Why I came around](/posts/gMszBSAX23uqYhytR/technological-stagnation-why-i-came-around) jasoncrawford |     |
| 83  | [I'm from a parallel Earth with much higher coordination: AMA](/posts/gvA4j8pGYG4xtaTkw/i-m-from-a-parallel-earth-with-much-higher-coordination-ama) Ben Pace |     |
| 84  | [Redwood Research’s current project](/posts/k7oxdbNaGATZbtEg3/redwood-research-s-current-project) Buck |     |
| 85  | [What will 2040 probably look like assuming no singularity?](/posts/Ww5xKq5brC4xAJY7o/what-will-2040-probably-look-like-assuming-no-singularity) Daniel Kokotajlo |     |
| 86  | [Reward Is Not Enough](/posts/frApEhpyKQAcFvbXJ/reward-is-not-enough) Steven Byrnes |     |
| 87  | [Coordination Skills I Wish I Had For the Pandemic](/posts/EKaqqrfeJs5HwyDdb/coordination-skills-i-wish-i-had-for-the-pandemic) Raemon |     |
| 88  | [Dear Self; We Need To Talk About Social Media](/posts/fwNskn4dosKng9BCB/dear-self-we-need-to-talk-about-social-media) Elizabeth |     |
| 89  | [Testing The Natural Abstraction Hypothesis: Project Intro](/posts/cy3BhHrGinZCp3LXE/testing-the-natural-abstraction-hypothesis-project-intro) johnswentworth |     |
| 90  | [How To Get Into Independent Research On Alignment/Agency](/posts/P3Yt66Wh5g7SbkKuT/how-to-get-into-independent-research-on-alignment-agency) johnswentworth |     |
| 91  | [Exercise: Taboo "Should"](/posts/M8cEyKmpcbYzC2Lv5/exercise-taboo-should) johnswentworth |     |
| 92  | [Precognition](/posts/yyDrMYBfvYtKbmPmm/precognition) jasoncrawford |     |
| 93  | [Biology-Inspired AGI Timelines: The Trick That Never Works](/posts/ax695frGJEzGxFBK4/biology-inspired-agi-timelines-the-trick-that-never-works) Eliezer Yudkowsky |     |
| 94  | [Visible Thoughts Project and Bounty Announcement](/posts/zRn6cLtxyNodudzhw/visible-thoughts-project-and-bounty-announcement) So8res |     |
| 95  | [Unwitting cult leaders](/posts/o9dnstYoc7cwpgdhg/unwitting-cult-leaders) Kaj_Sotala |     |
| 96  | [Zvi’s Thoughts on the Survival and Flourishing Fund (SFF)](/posts/kuDKtwwbsksAW4BG2/zvi-s-thoughts-on-the-survival-and-flourishing-fund-sff) Zvi |     |
| 97  | [RadVac Commercial Antibody Test Results](/posts/Mqy4GFqJoMSfs8raA/radvac-commercial-antibody-test-results) johnswentworth |     |
| 98  | [Curing insanity with malaria](/posts/AH3iGfz4ArJnXEEYs/curing-insanity-with-malaria) Swimmer963 |     |
| 99  | [Ngo and Yudkowsky on AI capability gains](/posts/hwxj4gieR7FWNwYfa/ngo-and-yudkowsky-on-ai-capability-gains-1) Eliezer Yudkowsky |     |
| 100 | [Going Out With Dignity](/posts/CBWSDdzjqfnexBurB/going-out-with-dignity) Tomás B. |     |
| 101 | [Social behavior curves, equilibria, and radicalism](/posts/Hoh6umyMWSqzPGMJZ/social-behavior-curves-equilibria-and-radicalism) Eric Neyman |     |
| 102 | [The feeling of breaking an Overton window](/posts/bzhGBHrGrFfQss4Df/the-feeling-of-breaking-an-overton-window) AnnaSalamon |     |
| 103 | [The Coordination Frontier: Sequence Intro](/posts/LtsJLfnP4YwhGdaCf/the-coordination-frontier-sequence-intro) Raemon |     |
| 104 | [The Telephone Theorem: Information At A Distance Is Mediated By Deterministic Constraints](/posts/jJf4FrfiQdDGg7uco/the-telephone-theorem-information-at-a-distance-is-mediated) johnswentworth |     |
| 105 | [Fixing The Good Regulator Theorem](/posts/Dx9LoqsEh3gHNJMDk/fixing-the-good-regulator-theorem) johnswentworth |     |
| 106 | [Soares, Tallinn, and Yudkowsky discuss AGI cognition](/posts/oKYWbXioKaANATxKY/soares-tallinn-and-yudkowsky-discuss-agi-cognition) So8res |     |
| 107 | [Where did the 5 micron number come from? Nowhere good. \\[Wired.com\\]](/posts/kMdRnWGvrQHviPBRy/where-did-the-5-micron-number-come-from-nowhere-good-wired) Elizabeth |     |
| 108 | [The Prototypical Negotiation Game](/posts/BA5nbjtyCT3EJCxJi/the-prototypical-negotiation-game) johnswentworth |     |
| 109 | [Three enigmas at the heart of our reasoning](/posts/k7qHyGXjdjB6oKiWc/three-enigmas-at-the-heart-of-our-reasoning) Alex Flint |     |
| 110 | [Gravity Turn](/posts/QcXuwQvvPkqcKZmXS/gravity-turn) alkjash |     |
| 111 | [Secure homes for digital people](/posts/vit9oWGj6WgXpRhce/secure-homes-for-digital-people) paulfchristiano |     |
| 112 | [Killing the ants](/posts/zAGPk4EXaXSkKWY9a/killing-the-ants) Joe Carlsmith |     |
| 113 | [Choice Writings of Dominic Cummings](/posts/doPejjd84w8BmERqj/choice-writings-of-dominic-cummings) Connor_Flexman |     |
| 114 | [Shared Frames Are Capital Investments in Coordination](/posts/GkxxfdCukyGuyKXQQ/shared-frames-are-capital-investments-in-coordination) johnswentworth |     |
| 115 | [How do we prepare for final crunch time?](/posts/wyYubb3eC5FS365nk/how-do-we-prepare-for-final-crunch-time) Eli Tyre |     |
| 116 | [AI Risk for Epistemic Minimalists](/posts/8fpzBHt7e6n7Qjoo9/ai-risk-for-epistemic-minimalists) Alex Flint |     |
| 117 | [Kelly \\*is\\* (just) about logarithmic utility](/posts/DfZtwtGD6ymFtXmdA/kelly-is-just-about-logarithmic-utility) abramdemski |     |
| 118 | [What's Stopping You?](/posts/XCcqNb9Hy3sjSMDfq/what-s-stopping-you) Neel Nanda |     |
| 119 | [Testing The Natural Abstraction Hypothesis: Project Update](/posts/dNzhdiFE398KcGDc9/testing-the-natural-abstraction-hypothesis-project-update) johnswentworth |     |
| 120 | [Building Blocks of Politics: An Overview of Selectorate Theory](/posts/N6jeLwEzGpE45ucuS/building-blocks-of-politics-an-overview-of-selectorate) Yoav Ravid |     |
| 121 | [The Case for Radical Optimism about Interpretability](/posts/LHCSZbhbtoLpr7B7u/the-case-for-radical-optimism-about-interpretability) Quintin Pope |     |
| 122 | [Coherence arguments imply a force for goal-directed behavior](/posts/DkcdXsP56g9kXyBdq/coherence-arguments-imply-a-force-for-goal-directed-behavior) KatjaGrace |     |
| 123 | [The Most Important Century: Sequence Introduction](/posts/yHzDrTCum4rdNRDJJ/the-most-important-century-sequence-introduction) HoldenKarnofsky |     |
| 124 | [Beware over-use of the agent model](/posts/2QuAcx8XQw7rrXzGC/beware-over-use-of-the-agent-model) Alex Flint |     |
| 125 | [Almost everyone should be less afraid of lawsuits](/posts/gziZACDg6EBpGZbJe/almost-everyone-should-be-less-afraid-of-lawsuits) alyssavance |     |
| 126 | [Decoupling deliberation from competition](/posts/7jSvfeyh8ogu8GcE6/decoupling-deliberation-from-competition) paulfchristiano |     |
| 127 | [Why did we wait so long for the threshing machine?](/posts/K7wtTqTEoKXC9Kb24/why-did-we-wait-so-long-for-the-threshing-machine) jasoncrawford |     |
| 128 | [The blue-minimising robot and model splintering](/posts/BeeirdrMXCPYZwgfj/the-blue-minimising-robot-and-model-splintering) Stuart_Armstrong |     |
| 129 | [Tales from Prediction Markets](/posts/yXHcqrCpiHC5tDuEc/tales-from-prediction-markets) ike |     |
| 130 | [A non-magical explanation of Jeffrey Epstein](/posts/hurF9uFGkJYXzpHEE/a-non-magical-explanation-of-jeffrey-epstein) lc |     |
| 131 | [A few thought on the inner ring](/posts/ycrreLRsaANhYxZmC/a-few-thought-on-the-inner-ring) KatjaGrace |     |
| 132 | [Deliberate Play](/posts/aAo5j8LdpiJzXHcTw/deliberate-play) jsteinhardt |     |
| 133 | [Automating Auditing: An ambitious concrete technical research proposal](/posts/cQwT8asti3kyA62zc/automating-auditing-an-ambitious-concrete-technical-research) evhub |     |
| 134 | [Benchmarking an old chess engine on new hardware](/posts/J6gktpSgYoyq5q3Au/benchmarking-an-old-chess-engine-on-new-hardware) hippke |     |
| 135 | [Transcript: "You Should Read HPMOR"](/posts/HL6x8zHo9BkuK3tic/transcript-you-should-read-hpmor) TurnTrout |     |
| 136 | [Concentration of Force](/posts/rQKstXH8ZMAdN5iqD/concentration-of-force) Duncan_Sabien |     |
| 137 | [Against neutrality about creating happy lives](/posts/L2CCuupPxbBHRqkz4/against-neutrality-about-creating-happy-lives) Joe Carlsmith |     |
| 138 | [Rules for Epistemic Warfare?](/posts/qAgotT3CuN7eCcKWA/rules-for-epistemic-warfare) Gentzel |     |
| 139 | [Morality is Scary](/posts/y5jAuKqkShdjMNZab/morality-is-scary) Wei_Dai |     |
| 140 | [Norm Innovation and Theory of Mind](/posts/vA6xB98jCCX23KzLf/norm-innovation-and-theory-of-mind) Raemon |     |
| 141 | [Scott Alexander's "Ivermectin: Much More Than You Wanted To Know"](/posts/3iMXHJCWNbmxr9peT/scott-alexander-s-ivermectin-much-more-than-you-wanted-to) Raemon |     |
| 142 | [Bad names make you open the box](/posts/NYaLudjSqsYtZDB2t/bad-names-make-you-open-the-box) Adam Zerner |     |
| 143 | [Review of "Fun with +12 OOMs of Compute"](/posts/bAAtiG8og7CxH3cXG/review-of-fun-with-12-ooms-of-compute) adamShimi |     |
| 144 | [Random facts can come back to bite you](/posts/KHN9sDzQkgs7egED3/random-facts-can-come-back-to-bite-you) tailcalled |     |
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