| 0 | Strong Evidence is Common
        Mark Xu | 
          
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      | 1 | “PR” is corrosive; “reputation” is not.
        AnnaSalamon | 
          
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      | 2 | Your Cheerful Price
        Eliezer Yudkowsky | 
          
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      | 3 | ARC's first technical report: Eliciting Latent Knowledge
        paulfchristiano | 
          
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      | 4 | This Can't Go On
        HoldenKarnofsky | 
          
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      | 5 | Rationalism before the Sequences
        Eric Raymond | 
          
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      | 6 | Lies, Damn Lies, and Fabricated Options
        Duncan_Sabien | 
          
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      | 7 | Fun with +12 OOMs of Compute
        Daniel Kokotajlo | 
          
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      | 8 | What 2026 looks like
        Daniel Kokotajlo | 
          
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      | 9 | Ngo and Yudkowsky on alignment difficulty
        Eliezer Yudkowsky | 
          
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      | 10 | How To Write Quickly While Maintaining Epistemic Rigor
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 11 | Science in a High-Dimensional World
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 12 | How factories were made safe
        jasoncrawford | 
          
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      | 13 | Cryonics signup guide #1: Overview
        mingyuan | 
          
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      | 14 | Making Vaccine
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 15 | Taboo "Outside View"
        Daniel Kokotajlo | 
          
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      | 16 | All Possible Views About Humanity's Future Are Wild
        HoldenKarnofsky | 
          
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      | 17 | Another (outer) alignment failure story
        paulfchristiano | 
          
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      | 18 | Split and Commit
        Duncan_Sabien | 
          
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      | 19 | What Multipolar Failure Looks Like, and Robust Agent-Agnostic Processes (RAAPs)
        Andrew_Critch | 
          
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      | 20 | There’s no such thing as a tree (phylogenetically)
        eukaryote | 
          
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      | 21 | The Plan
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 22 | Trapped Priors As A Basic Problem Of Rationality
        Scott Alexander | 
          
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      | 23 | Finite Factored Sets
        Scott Garrabrant | 
          
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      | 24 | Selection Theorems: A Program For Understanding Agents
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 25 | Slack Has Positive Externalities For Groups
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 26 | My research methodology
        paulfchristiano | 
          
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      | 27 | The Rationalists of the 1950s (and before) also called themselves “Rationalists”
        Owain_Evans | 
          
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      | 28 | Ruling Out Everything Else
        Duncan_Sabien | 
          
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      | 29 | Leaky Delegation: You are not a Commodity
        Darmani | 
          
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      | 30 | Feature Selection
        Zack_M_Davis | 
          
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      | 31 | Cup-Stacking Skills (or, Reflexive Involuntary Mental Motions)
        Duncan_Sabien | 
          
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      | 32 | larger language models may disappoint you [or, an eternally unfinished draft]
        nostalgebraist | 
          
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      | 33 | Self-Integrity and the Drowning Child
        Eliezer Yudkowsky | 
          
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      | 34 | Comments on Carlsmith's “Is power-seeking AI an existential risk?”
        So8res | 
          
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      | 35 | Working With Monsters
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 36 | Simulacrum 3 As Stag-Hunt Strategy
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 37 | Elephant seal 2
        KatjaGrace | 
          
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      | 38 | EfficientZero: How It Works
        1a3orn | 
          
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      | 39 | Lars Doucet's Georgism series on Astral Codex Ten
        Sune | 
          
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      | 40 | Catching the Spark
        LoganStrohl | 
          
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      | 41 | Specializing in Problems We Don't Understand
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 42 | Shoulder Advisors 101
        Duncan_Sabien | 
          
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      | 43 | Notes from "Don't Shoot the Dog"
        juliawise | 
          
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      | 44 | Why has nuclear power been a flop?
        jasoncrawford | 
          
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      | 45 | Whole Brain Emulation: No Progress on C. elgans After 10 Years
        niconiconi | 
          
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      | 46 | Frame Control
        Aella | 
          
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      | 47 | Worst-case thinking in AI alignment
        Buck | 
          
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      | 48 | Yudkowsky and Christiano discuss "Takeoff Speeds"
        Eliezer Yudkowsky | 
          
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      | 49 | You are probably underestimating how good self-love can be
        charlie.rs | 
          
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      | 50 | Infra-Bayesian physicalism: a formal theory of naturalized induction
        Vanessa Kosoy | 
          
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      | 51 | Jean Monnet: The Guerilla Bureaucrat
        Martin Sustrik | 
          
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      | 52 | Seven Years of Spaced Repetition Software in the Classroom
        tanagrabeast | 
          
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      | 53 | Bets, Bonds, and Kindergarteners
        jefftk | 
          
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      | 54 | Coordination Schemes Are Capital Investments
        Raemon | 
          
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      | 55 | The Point of Trade
        Eliezer Yudkowsky | 
          
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      | 56 | Law of No Evidence
        Zvi | 
          
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      | 57 | Discussion with Eliezer Yudkowsky on AGI interventions
        Rob Bensinger | 
          
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      | 58 | Saving Time
        Scott Garrabrant | 
          
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      | 59 | Intentionally Making Close Friends
        Neel Nanda | 
          
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      | 60 | What Do GDP Growth Curves Really Mean?
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 61 | The case for aligning narrowly superhuman models
        Ajeya Cotra | 
          
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      | 62 | The bonds of family and community: Poverty and cruelty among Russian peasants in the late 19th century
        jasoncrawford | 
          
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      | 63 | The Death of Behavioral Economics
        habryka | 
          
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      | 64 | Why I Am Not in Charge
        Zvi | 
          
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      | 65 | Politics is way too meta
        Rob Bensinger | 
          
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      | 66 | Where do your eyes go?
        alkjash | 
          
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      | 67 | Highlights from The Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie
        jasoncrawford | 
          
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      | 68 | Lessons I've Learned from Self-Teaching
        TurnTrout | 
          
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      | 69 | Grokking the Intentional Stance
        jbkjr | 
          
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      | 70 | Agency in Conway’s Game of Life
        Alex Flint | 
          
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      | 71 | Reneging Prosocially
        Duncan_Sabien | 
          
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      | 72 | Experimentally evaluating whether honesty generalizes
        paulfchristiano | 
          
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      | 73 | Birds, Brains, Planes, and AI: Against Appeals to the Complexity/Mysteriousness/Efficiency of the Brain
        Daniel Kokotajlo | 
          
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      | 74 | Unnatural Categories Are Optimized for Deception
        Zack_M_Davis | 
          
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      | 75 | Can you control the past?
        Joe Carlsmith | 
          
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      | 76 | A Brief Introduction to Container Logistics
        Vitor | 
          
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      | 77 | Core Pathways of Aging
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 78 | Imitative Generalisation (AKA 'Learning the Prior')
        Beth Barnes | 
          
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      | 79 | [Book review] Gödel, Escher, Bach: an in-depth explainer
        Sam Marks | 
          
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      | 80 | Selection Has A Quality Ceiling
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 81 | Book Review: A Pattern Language by Christopher Alexander
        lincolnquirk | 
          
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      | 82 | Technological stagnation: Why I came around
        jasoncrawford | 
          
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      | 83 | I'm from a parallel Earth with much higher coordination: AMA
        Ben Pace | 
          
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      | 84 | Redwood Research’s current project
        Buck | 
          
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      | 85 | What will 2040 probably look like assuming no singularity?
        Daniel Kokotajlo | 
          
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      | 86 | Reward Is Not Enough
        Steven Byrnes | 
          
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      | 87 | Coordination Skills I Wish I Had For the Pandemic
        Raemon | 
          
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      | 88 | Dear Self; We Need To Talk About Social Media
        Elizabeth | 
          
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      | 89 | Testing The Natural Abstraction Hypothesis: Project Intro
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 90 | How To Get Into Independent Research On Alignment/Agency
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 91 | Exercise: Taboo "Should"
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 92 | Precognition
        jasoncrawford | 
          
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      | 93 | Biology-Inspired AGI Timelines: The Trick That Never Works
        Eliezer Yudkowsky | 
          
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      | 94 | Visible Thoughts Project and Bounty Announcement
        So8res | 
          
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      | 95 | Unwitting cult leaders
        Kaj_Sotala | 
          
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      | 96 | Zvi’s Thoughts on the Survival and Flourishing Fund (SFF)
        Zvi | 
          
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      | 97 | RadVac Commercial Antibody Test Results
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 98 | Curing insanity with malaria
        Swimmer963 | 
          
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      | 99 | Ngo and Yudkowsky on AI capability gains
        Eliezer Yudkowsky | 
          
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      | 100 | Going Out With Dignity
        Tomás B. | 
          
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      | 101 | Social behavior curves, equilibria, and radicalism
        Eric Neyman | 
          
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      | 102 | The feeling of breaking an Overton window
        AnnaSalamon | 
          
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      | 103 | The Coordination Frontier: Sequence Intro
        Raemon | 
          
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      | 104 | The Telephone Theorem: Information At A Distance Is Mediated By Deterministic Constraints
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 105 | Fixing The Good Regulator Theorem
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 106 | Soares, Tallinn, and Yudkowsky discuss AGI cognition
        So8res | 
          
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      | 107 | Where did the 5 micron number come from? Nowhere good. [Wired.com]
        Elizabeth | 
          
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      | 108 | The Prototypical Negotiation Game
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 109 | Three enigmas at the heart of our reasoning
        Alex Flint | 
          
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      | 110 | Gravity Turn
        alkjash | 
          
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      | 111 | Secure homes for digital people
        paulfchristiano | 
          
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      | 112 | Killing the ants
        Joe Carlsmith | 
          
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      | 113 | Choice Writings of Dominic Cummings
        Connor_Flexman | 
          
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      | 114 | Shared Frames Are Capital Investments in Coordination
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 115 | How do we prepare for final crunch time?
        Eli Tyre | 
          
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      | 116 | AI Risk for Epistemic Minimalists
        Alex Flint | 
          
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      | 117 | Kelly *is* (just) about logarithmic utility
        abramdemski | 
          
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      | 118 | What's Stopping You?
        Neel Nanda | 
          
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      | 119 | Testing The Natural Abstraction Hypothesis: Project Update
        johnswentworth | 
          
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      | 120 | Building Blocks of Politics: An Overview of Selectorate Theory
        Yoav Ravid | 
          
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      | 121 | The Case for Radical Optimism about Interpretability
        Quintin Pope | 
          
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      | 122 | Coherence arguments imply a force for goal-directed behavior
        KatjaGrace | 
          
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      | 123 | The Most Important Century: Sequence Introduction
        HoldenKarnofsky | 
          
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      | 124 | Beware over-use of the agent model
        Alex Flint | 
          
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      | 125 | Almost everyone should be less afraid of lawsuits
        alyssavance | 
          
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      | 126 | Decoupling deliberation from competition
        paulfchristiano | 
          
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      | 127 | Why did we wait so long for the threshing machine?
        jasoncrawford | 
          
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      | 128 | The blue-minimising robot and model splintering
        Stuart_Armstrong | 
          
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      | 129 | Tales from Prediction Markets
        ike | 
          
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      | 130 | A non-magical explanation of Jeffrey Epstein
        lc | 
          
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      | 131 | A few thought on the inner ring
        KatjaGrace | 
          
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      | 132 | Deliberate Play
        jsteinhardt | 
          
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      | 133 | Automating Auditing: An ambitious concrete technical research proposal
        evhub | 
          
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      | 134 | Benchmarking an old chess engine on new hardware
        hippke | 
          
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      | 135 | Transcript: "You Should Read HPMOR"
        TurnTrout | 
          
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      | 136 | Concentration of Force
        Duncan_Sabien | 
          
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      | 137 | Against neutrality about creating happy lives
        Joe Carlsmith | 
          
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      | 138 | Rules for Epistemic Warfare?
        Gentzel | 
          
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      | 139 | Morality is Scary
        Wei_Dai | 
          
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      | 140 | Norm Innovation and Theory of Mind
        Raemon | 
          
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      | 141 | Scott Alexander's "Ivermectin: Much More Than You Wanted To Know"
        Raemon | 
          
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      | 142 | Bad names make you open the box 
        Adam Zerner | 
          
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      | 143 | Review of "Fun with +12 OOMs of Compute"
        adamShimi | 
          
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      | 144 | Random facts can come back to bite you
        tailcalled | 
          
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      | 145 | Coase's "Nature of the Firm" on Polyamory
        1a3orn | 
          
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      | 146 | The Upper Limit of Value
        Davidmanheim | 
          
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      | 147 | Your Dog is Even Smarter Than You Think
        StyleOfDog | 
          
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      | 148 | Robin Hanson's Grabby Aliens model explained - part 1
        Writer | 
          
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