| Yoav Ravid | v1.16.0Nov 8th 2021 | (+86) Added 4 fiction sequences | ||
| Yoav Ravid | v1.15.0Feb 9th 2021 | (-34) | ||
| Yoav Ravid | v1.14.0Feb 9th 2021 | (+80) | ||
| Ruby | v1.13.0Oct 2nd 2020 | (+179/-14) | ||
| Gyrodiot | v1.12.0Aug 7th 2020 | (-97) | ||
| Gyrodiot | v1.11.0Aug 6th 2020 | (+97) | ||
| Yoav Ravid | v1.10.0Aug 5th 2020 | (+45) | ||
| Yoav Ravid | v1.9.0Aug 5th 2020 | (+34/-9) | ||
| Ruby | v1.8.0Jul 26th 2020 | This tag is on the lower-end of what I'd want B-Class to be, but it's doing enough things right that I want definitely want to give it a shout out: Nice engaging explanation of the topic, background detail, link related tags and link to external resources. | ||
| Ben Pace | v1.7.0Jul 18th 2020 | (+17/-13) |
“Nonfiction conveys knowledge, fiction conveys experience.” - Eliezer Yudkowsky
In serial formats (spanning multiple posts, like HPMOR), please tag only the first in the series.
In serial formats (spanning multiple posts, like HPMOR), please tag only the first in the series.
Fiction Sequences: HPMOR, Three Worlds Collide, The Bayesian Conspiracy
Much more fiction can be found at r/Rational,Rational, which is a subreddit devoted to rationalist fiction.
Fiction Sequences:HPMOR,
Fiction isn't real,literal truth, but when done well it captures truths and intuitions that would beare difficult to explain directly. (It’s also damn fun to read.)