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This is a pretty terrible post; it belongs in Discussion (which is better than Main and just as worthy of asking the question), and no one else is going out and read it. It sounds like you're describing an unfair epistemology that's too harsh to be understood from a rationalist perspective so this was all directed at you.
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I've noticed a very interesting paper similar to this that I've been working on but posted to the blog post.
It seems to show up in the sidebar and at the top, it shows the first draft of a draft, it's very well written and the rest is non-obvious to newcomers.
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