Comment Comment by zahlman > It's not the bias the problem, it's the conviction of being better and "less wrong" than the rest of us.There is not any such conviction. This is just your interpretation of a domain name, which is not intended that way.> That, along with constantly calling yourself rationalThis is explicitly not what you are supposed to do, and the point is explicitly not to create an identity around it. parent zahlman 3 months ago
There is not any such conviction. This is just your interpretation of a domain name, which is not intended that way.
> That, along with constantly calling yourself rational
This is explicitly not what you are supposed to do, and the point is explicitly not to create an identity around it.