| Ruby | v1.7.0Sep 24th 2020 | |||
| Vladimir_Nesov | v1.6.0Apr 22nd 2012 | (+19/-6) also applies to non-mind kinds of self-help | ||
| David_Gerard | v1.5.0Apr 19th 2012 | (+40/-27) | ||
| Grognor | v1.4.0Mar 13th 2012 | (+118/-79) | ||
| PeerInfinity | v1.3.0Sep 8th 2009 | (+18/-18) | ||
| Vladimir_Nesov | v1.2.0Jul 6th 2009 | (+20) /* See also */ | ||
| Vladimir_Nesov | v1.1.0Jun 6th 2009 | (+55/-12) | ||
| Eliezer Yudkowsky | v1.0.0Jun 6th 2009 | (+315) created page |
Other-optimizing is a failure mode in which a person vastly overestimates their ability to optimize someone else's life, usually as a result of underestimating the differences between themselves and others.others through the typical mind fallacy.
AOther-optimizing is a failure mode in which a rationalistperson vastly overestimates their ability to optimize someone else's life, usually as a result of underestimating the differences between themselves and others.
A failure mode in which a rationalist vastly overestimates their ability to optimize someone else's life, usually as a result of underestimating the differences between themselves and others.
Other-optimizing is a failure mode in which a person vastly overestimates their ability to optimize someone else's life, usually as a result of underestimating the differences between themselves and
othersothers, for example through the typical mind fallacy.