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In my head
Sep. 12th, 2007 09:12 pm1) The impossibly catchy song Eleven saints.
2) Robin Hanson's argument that marginal spending on medicine produces almost no improvement in health.
3) HWRNMNBSOL's recently reposted CHONNNGGG.
4) Meta-analysis: correlation is highly correlated with causation.
5) My new in-design game, Singularity. The rules are simple: take turns, play a single card on your turn. Whenever the player on your left or right plays a card, you draw a card. Whenever any AI gets 100 smartness, the game ends. If that AI has positive morality, its controller wins; otherwise all players lose.
2) Robin Hanson's argument that marginal spending on medicine produces almost no improvement in health.
3) HWRNMNBSOL's recently reposted CHONNNGGG.
4) Meta-analysis: correlation is highly correlated with causation.
5) My new in-design game, Singularity. The rules are simple: take turns, play a single card on your turn. Whenever the player on your left or right plays a card, you draw a card. Whenever any AI gets 100 smartness, the game ends. If that AI has positive morality, its controller wins; otherwise all players lose.
