Several essays have already been submitted, and you can find links to them spread between the comments of both versions of the post.
If you’re thinking about submitting an essay, or have one almost done, make sure to get them in by the midnight anywhere on Earth deadline by leaving a comment on either version of the post with a link to your essay.
As a reminder, there’s a $1000 prize for the best essay, plus two $500 runner-up prizes. Given the limited number of entries so far, you have a good shot at winning if you have something interesting to say about epistemic uncertainty.
Reminder that the essay contest for my book, Fundamental Uncertainty, ends next week, on August 1st. (LessWrong link)
Several essays have already been submitted, and you can find links to them spread between the comments of both versions of the post.
If you’re thinking about submitting an essay, or have one almost done, make sure to get them in by the midnight anywhere on Earth deadline by leaving a comment on either version of the post with a link to your essay.
As a reminder, there’s a $1000 prize for the best essay, plus two $500 runner-up prizes. Given the limited number of entries so far, you have a good shot at winning if you have something interesting to say about epistemic uncertainty.
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