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An introduction to meta-rationality: ways of using rational systems more effectively by understanding how they relate to their contexts.

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Blog 4 months ago
Probability theory, understood meta-rationally
Ask: how and why to use it; and whether some other approach to uncertainty would be better.
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News meaningness.substack.com 2 years ago
Making meta-rationality available
Learning, propagating, and getting credit for meta-rationality
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Meta-rationality: Outline
This is the Table of Contents for Part Four of my meta-rationality book. Part Four is the part that is actually about meta-rationality!
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Blog 4 years ago
A fully meta-rational workplace
A meta-rational organization may appear chaotic (although productive and innovative), until you notice how smoothly routine rational work gets done.
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Blog 4 years ago
Resisting or embracing meta-rationality
It's natural to react to meta-rationalism with skepticism or hostility initially. You may come to delight in it.
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News metarationality.com 5 years ago
Probability theory does not extend logic
Probability theory is sometimes called a complete theory of rationality, on the mistaken belief it generalizes logic. I explain why this is wrong.
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A bridge to meta-rationality vs. civilizational collapse
A bridge from systematic rationality to fluid meta-rational understanding may be necessary to prevent civilizational collapse.
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A first lesson in meta-rationality
A first lesson in meta-rationality, or stage 5 cognition, using Bongard problems as a laboratory.
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Blog 5 years ago
Maps, the territory, and meta-rationality
"The map is not the territory"-what is it then? How do rational models actually work?
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Blog 5 years ago
Reasonable believings
The epistemological categories-truth, belief, inference-are richer, more complex, diverse, and nebulous than rationalism supposes.
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