Egalitarianism

• Tsuyoku vs. the Egalitarian Instinct
• The Sin of Underconfidence
• Evading Sharing Rules by Robin Hanson

• Humility, Modesty
• Group rationality
• Underconfidence
• Tsuyoku naritai

• Tsuyoku vs. the Egalitarian Instinct by Eliezer Yudkowsky
• The Sin of Underconfidence by Eliezer Yudkowsky

See also

• Humility
• Underconfidence
• Tsuyoku naritai

See also

• Humility
• Underconfidence
• Tsuyoku naritai

Dismissing egalitarianism is not opposed to humility, even though from the signaling perspective it seems to be opposed to modesty.modesty.

Egalitarianism is the idea that everyone should be the same.considered equal. Equal in merit, equal in opportunity, equal in outcome, equal in morality, and equal in acheivement. achievement.

See Alsoalso

• Humility
• Underconfidence
• Tsuyoku naritai

ReferencesBlog posts

Overcoming Bias Articles

• Tsuyoku vs. the Egalitarian Instinct by Eliezer Yudkowsky
• The Sin of Underconfidence by Eliezer Yudkowsky

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See Also

• Humility

References

Overcoming Bias Articles

• Tsuyoku vs. the Egalitarian Instinct by Eliezer Yudkowsky