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How to Think like a Human 101
Dear Lesswrong. This is some long poetry (it turned out short) I write before I go to bed, since Introspection tells me this is how to sharpen my mind and not sleepwalk and have sound sleep. Please Stop killing Genius. Genius is a woman. Stop killing Hermione. Lesswrong is excellent at seeing the past aka math, but horrible at seeing the future aka SEMANTICS. The reason why Eliezer Yudkowsky never figured out how to write to and for children only adults is because he only figured out how to teach CIVILIZATION. He loves civilization. The Problem is currently we have enough CIVILIZATION. What the world needs is Ancestral Environment and Good design. The world needs soul. The world needs places where you don't want to kill yourself and are allowed to think. Those places already exist. Including Sellwood, Portland Oregon. The reason you don't understand these places is because you don't understand logical induction. I understand logical induction, but I won't teach it since it is a dangerous skill and one thing at a time. Also SF is a dangerous PLACE. IT kills genius that doesn't know to to scale to the world. NOBODY in SF understands the world. Go travel to safer places sometimes where you are allowed to live and have slack in your thinking. I suggest places with 0 sales tax. They foster semantic genius via cultural evolution. Study genius. Actually maybe that is everything I want to tell Lesswrong. I don't want to be Lesswrong Psychosis. Thanks tell me if this essay makes anyone sleepwalk the next day and then I will continue. Lesswrong doesn't understand fun. Please Generalize Lesswrong. Please. Please++ Discuss
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