{"id":12027,"date":"2015-11-07T18:44:29","date_gmt":"2015-11-07T17:44:29","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/krabat.menneske.dk\/kkblog\/?p=12027"},"modified":"2015-11-07T18:51:08","modified_gmt":"2015-11-07T17:51:08","slug":"rationality-from-ai-to-zombies-by-eliezer-yudkowsky","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/krabat.menneske.dk\/kkblog\/2015\/11\/07\/rationality-from-ai-to-zombies-by-eliezer-yudkowsky\/","title":{"rendered":"Rationality – From AI to Zombies by Eliezer Yudkowsky"},"content":{"rendered":"

Rationality From AI to Zombies<\/span> <\/strong><\/a>
\nby Eliezer Yudkowsky<\/strong><\/p>\n

Buy<\/strong><\/a> for free or more!<\/p>\n

Released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license
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Contents v
\nPreface
\nBiases: An Introduction xxiii<\/p>\n

Book I\u00a0\u2028Map and Territory<\/strong><\/h3>\n

A Predictably Wrong<\/strong>
\n. 1 \u00a0What Do I Mean By \u201cRationality\u201d? 7
\n. 2 \u00a0Feeling Rational 12
\n. 3 \u00a0WhyTruth?And… 15
\n. 4 \u00a0. . . What\u2019s a Bias, Again? 19
\n. 5 \u00a0Availability 23
\n. 6 \u00a0Burdensome Details 26
\n. 7 \u00a0Planning Fallacy 30
\n. 8 \u00a0Illusion of Transparency: Why No One Understands You 34
\n. 9 \u00a0Expecting Short Inferential Distances 37
\n. 10 \u00a0The Lens That Sees Its Own Flaws 40<\/p>\n

B Fake Beliefs<\/strong>
\n. 11 \u00a0Making Beliefs Pay Rent (in Anticipated Experiences) 45
\n. 12 \u00a0A Fable of Science and Politics 49
\n. 13 \u00a0Belief in Belief 54
\n. 14 \u00a0Bayesian Judo 59
\n. 15 \u00a0Pretending to be Wise 61
\n. 16 \u00a0Religion\u2019s Claim to be Non-Disprovable 65
\n. 17 \u00a0Professing and Cheering 69
\n. 18 \u00a0Belief as Attire 72
\n. 19 \u00a0Applause Lights 74<\/p>\n

C Noticing Confusion<\/strong>
\n. 20 \u00a0Focus Your Uncertainty 81
\n. 21 \u00a0What Is Evidence? 84
\n. 22 \u00a0Scientific Evidence, Legal Evidence, Rational Evidence 88
\n. 23 \u00a0How Much Evidence Does It Take? 91
\n. 24 \u00a0Einstein\u2019s Arrogance 95
\n. 25 \u00a0Occam\u2019s Razor 98
\n. 26 \u00a0Your Strength as a Rationalist 103
\n. 27 \u00a0Absence of Evidence Is Evidence of Absence 106
\n. 28 \u00a0Conservation of Expected Evidence 109
\n. 29 \u00a0Hindsight Devalues Science 112<\/p>\n

D Mysterious Answers<\/strong>
\n. 30 \u00a0Fake Explanations 117
\n. 31 \u00a0Guessing the Teacher\u2019s Password 120
\n. 32 \u00a0Science as Attire 124
\n. 33 \u00a0Fake Causality 127
\n. 34 \u00a0Semantic Stopsigns 132
\n. 35 \u00a0Mysterious Answers to Mysterious Questions 136
\n. 36 \u00a0The Futility of Emergence 140
\n. 37 \u00a0Say Not \u201cComplexity\u201d 143
\n. 38 \u00a0Positive Bias: Look into the Dark 147
\n. 39 \u00a0Lawful Uncertainty 150
\n. 40 \u00a0My Wild and Reckless Youth 154
\n. 41 \u00a0Failing to Learn from History 158
\n. 42 \u00a0Making History Available 160
\n. 43 \u00a0Explain\/Worship\/Ignore? 163
\n. 44 \u00a0\u201cScience\u201d as Curiosity-Stopper 165
\n. 45 \u00a0Truly Part of You 168<\/p>\n

Interlude: The Simple Truth 173<\/p>\n

Book II \u2028How to Actually Change Your Mind<\/h3>\n

Rationality: An Introduction 199<\/p>\n

E Overly Convenient Excuses<\/strong>
\n. 46 \u00a0The Proper Use of Humility 211
\n. 47 \u00a0The Third Alternative 216
\n. 48 \u00a0Lotteries: A Waste of Hope 219
\n. 49 \u00a0New Improved Lottery 221
\n. 50 \u00a0But There\u2019s Still a Chance, Right? 224
\n. 51 \u00a0The Fallacy of Gray 227
\n. 52 \u00a0Absolute Authority 232
\n. 53 \u00a0HowtoConvinceMeThat2+2=3 239
\n. 54 \u00a0Infinite Certainty 242
\n. 55 \u00a00 And 1 Are Not Probabilities 246
\n. 56 \u00a0Your Rationality Is My Business 250<\/p>\n

F Politics and Rationality<\/strong>
\n. 57 \u00a0Politics is the Mind-Killer 255
\n. 58 \u00a0Policy Debates Should Not Appear One-Sided 257
\n. 59 \u00a0The Scales of Justice, the Notebook of Rationality 261
\n. 60 \u00a0Correspondence Bias 264
\n. 61 \u00a0Are Your Enemies Innately Evil? 267
\n. 62 \u00a0Reversed Stupidity Is Not Intelligence 270
\n. 63 \u00a0Argument Screens Off Authority 274
\n. 64 \u00a0Hug the Query 280
\n. 65 \u00a0Rationality and the English Language 282
\n. 66 \u00a0Human Evil and Muddled Thinking 286<\/p>\n

G Against Rationalization<\/strong>
\n. 67 \u00a0Knowing About Biases Can Hurt People 293
\n. 68 \u00a0Update Yourself Incrementally 296
\n. 69 \u00a0One Argument Against An Army 299
\n. 70 \u00a0The Bottom Line 302
\n. 71 \u00a0What Evidence Filtered Evidence? 305
\n. 72 \u00a0Rationalization 309
\n. 73 \u00a0A Rational Argument 312
\n. 74 \u00a0Avoiding Your Belief \u2019s Real Weak Points 315
\n. 75 \u00a0Motivated Stopping and Motivated Continuation 320
\n. 76 \u00a0Fake Justification 323
\n. 77 \u00a0Is That Your True Rejection? 326
\n. 78 \u00a0Entangled Truths, Contagious Lies 330
\n. 79 \u00a0Of Lies and Black Swan Blowups 334
\n. 80 \u00a0Dark Side Epistemology 335<\/p>\n

H Against Doublethink<\/strong>
\n. 81 \u00a0Singlethink 343
\n. 82 \u00a0Doublethink (Choosing to be Biased) 345
\n. 83 \u00a0No, Really, I\u2019ve Deceived Myself 349
\n. 84 \u00a0Belief in Self-Deception 351
\n. 85 \u00a0Moore\u2019s Paradox 356
\n. 86 \u00a0Don\u2019t Believe You\u2019ll Self-Deceive 359
\n. I Seeing with Fresh Eyes
\n. 87 Anchoring and Adjustment 365
\n. 88 Priming and Contamination 368 Do
\n. 89 We Believe Everything We\u2019re Told? 371
\n. 90 Cached Thoughts 374
\n. 91 The \u201cOutside the Box\u201d Box 377
\n. 92 Original Seeing 380
\n. 93 Stranger than History 383
\n. 94 The Logical Fallacy of Generalization from Fictional Evidence 385
\n. 95 The Virtue of Narrowness 391
\n. 96 How to Seem (and Be) Deep 395
\n. 97 We Change Our Minds Less Often Than We Think 399
\n. 98 Hold Off On Proposing Solutions 401
\n. 99 The Genetic Fallacy 404<\/p>\n

J Death Spirals<\/strong>
\n. 100 \u00a0The Affect Heuristic 409
\n. 101 \u00a0Evaluability (and Cheap Holiday Shopping) 413
\n. 102 \u00a0Unbounded Scales, Huge Jury Awards, and Futurism 418
\n. 103 \u00a0The Halo Effect 422
\n. 104 \u00a0Superhero Bias 426
\n. 105 \u00a0Mere Messiahs 430
\n. 106 \u00a0Affective Death Spirals 434
\n. 107 \u00a0Resist the Happy Death Spiral 437
\n. 108 \u00a0Uncritical Supercriticality 443
\n. 109 \u00a0Evaporative Cooling of Group Beliefs 447
\n. 110 \u00a0When None Dare Urge Restraint 451
\n. 111 \u00a0The Robbers Cave Experiment 454
\n. 112 \u00a0Every Cause Wants to Be a Cult 458
\n. 113 \u00a0Guardians of the Truth 461
\n. 114 \u00a0Guardians of the Gene Pool 466
\n. 115 \u00a0Guardians of Ayn Rand 468
\n. 116 \u00a0Two Cult Koans 473
\n. 117 \u00a0Asch\u2019s Conformity Experiment 476
\n. 118 \u00a0On Expressing Your Concerns 480
\n. 119 \u00a0Lonely Dissent 483
\n. 120 \u00a0Cultish Countercultishness 487<\/p>\n

K Letting Go<\/strong>
\n. 121 \u00a0The Importance of Saying \u201cOops\u201d 497
\n. 122 \u00a0The Crackpot Offer 500
\n. 123 \u00a0Just Lose Hope Already 503
\n. 124 \u00a0The Proper Use of Doubt 505
\n. 125 \u00a0You Can Face Reality 508
\n. 126 \u00a0The Meditation on Curiosity 509
\n. 127 \u00a0No One Can Exempt You From Rationality\u2019s Laws 513
\n. 128 \u00a0Leave a Line of Retreat 516
\n. 129 \u00a0Crisis of Faith 520
\n. 130 \u00a0The Ritual 528<\/p>\n

Book III\u2028 The Machine in the Ghost<\/h3>\n

Minds: An Introduction 539<\/p>\n

Interlude: The Power of Intelligence 547<\/p>\n

L The Simple Math of Evolution<\/strong>
\n. 131 \u00a0An Alien God 553
\n. 132 \u00a0The Wonder of Evolution 561
\n. 133 \u00a0Evolutions Are Stupid (But Work Anyway) 565
\n. 134 \u00a0No Evolutions for Corporations or Nanodevices 570
\n. 135 \u00a0Evolving to Extinction 576
\n. 136 \u00a0The Tragedy of Group Selectionism 582
\n. 137 \u00a0Fake Optimization Criteria 588
\n. 138 \u00a0Adaptation-Executers, Not Fitness-Maximizers 591
\n. 139 \u00a0Evolutionary Psychology 595
\n. 140 \u00a0An Especially Elegant Evolutionary Psychology Experiment 600
\n. 141 \u00a0Superstimuli and the Collapse of Western Civilization 604
\n. 142 \u00a0Thou Art Godshatter 608<\/p>\n

M Fragile Purposes<\/strong>
\n. 143 \u00a0Belief in Intelligence 617
\n. 144 \u00a0Humans in Funny Suits 621
\n. 145 \u00a0Optimization and the Intelligence Explosion 627
\n. 146 \u00a0Ghosts in the Machine 634
\n. 147 \u00a0Artificial Addition 639
\n. 148 \u00a0Terminal Values and Instrumental Values 645
\n. 149 \u00a0Leaky Generalizations 654
\n. 150 \u00a0The Hidden Complexity of Wishes 658
\n. 151 \u00a0Anthropomorphic Optimism 665
\n. 152 \u00a0Lost Purposes 669<\/p>\n

N A Human\u2019s Guide to Words\u2028. 153 The Parable of the Dagger 677<\/strong>
\n. 154 \u00a0The Parable of Hemlock 679
\n. 155 \u00a0Words as Hidden Inferences 683
\n. 156 \u00a0Extensions and Intensions 686
\n. 157 \u00a0Similarity Clusters 690
\n. 158 \u00a0Typicality and Asymmetrical Similarity 692
\n. 159 \u00a0The Cluster Structure of Thingspace 695
\n. 160 \u00a0Disguised Queries 699
\n. 161 \u00a0Neural Categories 704
\n. 162 \u00a0How An Algorithm Feels From Inside 710
\n. 163 \u00a0Disputing Definitions 716
\n. 164 \u00a0Feel the Meaning 721
\n. 165 \u00a0The Argument from Common Usage 725
\n. 166 \u00a0Empty Labels 730
\n. 167 \u00a0Taboo Your Words 733
\n. 168 \u00a0Replace the Symbol with the Substance 737
\n. 169 \u00a0Fallacies of Compression 742
\n. 170 \u00a0Categorizing Has Consequences 746
\n. 171 \u00a0Sneaking in Connotations 749
\n. 172 \u00a0Arguing \u201cBy Definition\u201d 753
\n. 173 \u00a0Where to Draw the Boundary? 757
\n. 174 \u00a0Entropy, and Short Codes 761
\n. 175 \u00a0Mutual Information, and Density in Thingspace 765
\n. 176 \u00a0Superexponential Conceptspace, and Simple Words 772
\n. 177 \u00a0Conditional Independence, and Naive Bayes 779
\n. 178 \u00a0Words as Mental Paintbrush Handles 787
\n. 179 \u00a0Variable Question Fallacies 790
\n. 180 \u00a037 Ways That Words Can Be Wrong 793<\/p>\n

Interlude: An Intuitive Explanation of Bayes\u2019s Theorem 803<\/p>\n

Book IV Mere Reality<\/h3>\n

The World: An Introduction 834<\/p>\n

O Lawful Truth<\/strong>
\n. 181 \u00a0Universal Fire 843
\n. 182 \u00a0Universal Law 847
\n. 183 \u00a0Is Reality Ugly? 850
\n. 184 \u00a0Beautiful Probability 855
\n. 185 \u00a0Outside the Laboratory 861
\n. 186 \u00a0The Second Law of Thermodynamics, and Engines of Cognition 867
\n. 187 \u00a0Perpetual Motion Beliefs 875
\n. 188 \u00a0Searching for Bayes-Structure 879<\/p>\n

P Reductionism 101<\/strong>
\n. 189 \u00a0Dissolving the Question 887
\n. 190 \u00a0Wrong Questions 892
\n. 191 \u00a0Righting a Wrong Question 895
\n. 192 \u00a0Mind Projection Fallacy 899
\n. 193 \u00a0Probability is in the Mind 901
\n. 194 \u00a0The Quotation is Not the Referent 906
\n. 195 \u00a0Qualitatively Confused 909
\n. 196 \u00a0Think Like Reality 913
\n. 197 \u00a0Chaotic Inversion 916
\n. 198 \u00a0Reductionism 918
\n. 199 \u00a0Explaining vs. Explaining Away 923
\n. 200 \u00a0Fake Reductionism 928
\n. 201 \u00a0Savannah Poets 931<\/p>\n

Q Joy in the Merely Real<\/strong>
\n. 202 \u00a0Joy in the Merely Real 939
\n. 203 \u00a0Joy in Discovery 942
\n. 204 \u00a0Bind Yourself to Reality 946
\n. 205 \u00a0If You Demand Magic, Magic Won\u2019t Help 949
\n. 206 \u00a0Mundane Magic 953
\n. 207 \u00a0The Beauty of Settled Science 957
\n. 208 \u00a0Amazing Breakthrough Day: April 1st 959
\n. 209 \u00a0Is Humanism a Religion Substitute? 962
\n. 210 \u00a0Scarcity 965
\n. 211 \u00a0The Sacred Mundane 968
\n. 212 \u00a0To Spread Science, Keep It Secret 972
\n. 213 \u00a0Initiation Ceremony 976<\/p>\n

R Physicalism 201<\/strong>
\n. 214 \u00a0Hand vs. Fingers 983
\n. 215 \u00a0Angry Atoms 986
\n. 216 \u00a0Heat vs. Motion 991
\n. 217 \u00a0Brain Breakthrough! It\u2019s Made of Neurons! 996
\n. 218 \u00a0When Anthropomorphism Became Stupid 998
\n. 219 \u00a0A Priori 1002
\n. 220 \u00a0Reductive Reference 1006
\n. 221 \u00a0Zombies! Zombies? 1012
\n. 222 \u00a0Zombie Responses 1032
\n. 223 \u00a0The Generalized Anti-Zombie Principle 1040
\n. 224 \u00a0GAZP vs. GLUT 1050
\n. 225 \u00a0Belief in the Implied Invisible 1058
\n. 226 \u00a0Zombies: The Movie 1063
\n. 227 \u00a0Excluding the Supernatural 1068
\n. 228 \u00a0Psychic Powers 1075<\/p>\n

S Quantum Physics and Many Worlds<\/strong>
\n. 229 \u00a0Quantum Explanations 1081
\n. 230 \u00a0Configurations and Amplitude 1087
\n. 231 \u00a0Joint Configurations 1098
\n. 232 \u00a0Distinct Configurations 1103
\n. 233 \u00a0Collapse Postulates 1111
\n. 234 \u00a0Decoherence is Simple 1115
\n. 235 \u00a0Decoherence is Falsifiable and Testable 1125
\n. 236 \u00a0Privileging the Hypothesis 1134
\n. 237 \u00a0Living in Many Worlds 1139
\n. 238 \u00a0Quantum Non-Realism 1145
\n. 239 \u00a0If Many-Worlds Had Come First 1154
\n. 240 \u00a0Where Philosophy Meets Science 1163
\n. 241 \u00a0Thou Art Physics 1168
\n. 242 \u00a0Many Worlds, One Best Guess 1173<\/p>\n

T Science and Rationality<\/strong>
\n. 243 \u00a0The Failures of Eld Science 1187
\n. 244 \u00a0The Dilemma: Science or Bayes? 1196
\n. 245 \u00a0Science Doesn\u2019t Trust Your Rationality 1201
\n. 246 \u00a0When Science Can\u2019t Help 1205
\n. 247 \u00a0Science Isn\u2019t Strict Enough 1210
\n. 248 \u00a0Do Scientists Already Know This Stuff ? 1215
\n. 249 \u00a0No Safe Defense, Not Even Science 1221
\n. 250 \u00a0Changing the Definition of Science 1227
\n. 251 \u00a0Faster Than Science 1229
\n. 252 \u00a0Einstein\u2019s Speed 1233
\n. 253 \u00a0That Alien Message 1241
\n. 254 \u00a0My Childhood Role Model 1250
\n. 255 \u00a0Einstein\u2019s Superpowers 1256
\n. 256 \u00a0Class Project 1261<\/p>\n

Interlude: A Technical Explanation of Technical Explanation 1267<\/p>\n

Book V Mere Goodness<\/h3>\n

Ends: An Introduction 1321<\/p>\n

U Fake Preferences<\/strong>
\n. 257 \u00a0Not for the Sake of Happiness (Alone) 1329
\n. 258 \u00a0Fake Selfishness 1333
\n. 259 \u00a0Fake Morality 1335
\n. 260 \u00a0Fake Utility Functions 1338
\n. 261 \u00a0Detached Lever Fallacy 1342
\n. 262 \u00a0Dreams of AI Design 1348
\n. 263 \u00a0The Design Space of Minds-in-General 1353<\/p>\n

V Value Theory<\/strong>
\n. 264 Where Recursive Justification Hits Bottom 1359
\n. 265 My Kind of Reflection 1368
\n. 266 No Universally Compelling Arguments 1372
\n. 267 Created Already in Motion 1377
\n. 268 Sorting Pebbles into Correct Heaps 1380
\n. 269 2-Place and 1-Place Words 1384
\n. 270 What Would You Do Without Morality? 1389
\n. 271 \u00a0Changing Your Metaethics 1391
\n. 272 \u00a0Could Anything Be Right? 1395
\n. 273 \u00a0Morality as Fixed Computation 1400
\n. 274 \u00a0Magical Categories 1405
\n. 275 \u00a0The True Prisoner\u2019s Dilemma 1414
\n. 276 \u00a0Sympathetic Minds 1419
\n. 277 \u00a0High Challenge 1424
\n. 278 \u00a0Serious Stories 1428
\n. 279 \u00a0Value is Fragile 1437
\n. 280 \u00a0The Gift We Give to Tomorrow 1443<\/p>\n

W Quantified Humanism<\/strong>
\n. 281 \u00a0Scope Insensitivity 1453
\n. 282 \u00a0One Life Against the World 1456
\n. 283 \u00a0The Allais Paradox 1459
\n. 284 \u00a0Zut Allais! 1462
\n. 285 \u00a0Feeling Moral 1469
\n. 286 \u00a0The \u201cIntuitions\u201d Behind \u201cUtilitarianism\u201d 1472
\n. 287 \u00a0Ends Don\u2019t Justify Means (Among Humans) 1480
\n. 288 \u00a0Ethical Injunctions 1485
\n. 289 \u00a0Something to Protect 1493
\n. 290 \u00a0When (Not) to Use Probabilities 1499
\n. 291 \u00a0Newcomb\u2019s Problem and Regret of Rationality 1505<\/p>\n

Interlude: The Twelve Virtues of Rationality 1516<\/p>\n

Book VI Becoming Stronger<\/h3>\n

Beginnings: An Introduction 1527<\/p>\n

X Yudkowsky\u2019s Coming of Age<\/strong>
\n. 292 \u00a0My Childhood Death Spiral 1535
\n. 293 \u00a0My Best and Worst Mistake 1539
\n. 294 \u00a0Raised in Technophilia 1544
\n. 295 \u00a0A Prodigy of Refutation 1550
\n. 296 \u00a0The Sheer Folly of Callow Youth 1554
\n. 297 \u00a0That Tiny Note of Discord 1561
\n. 298 \u00a0Fighting a Rearguard Action Against the Truth 1567
\n. 299 \u00a0My Naturalistic Awakening 1571
\n. 300 \u00a0The Level Above Mine 1576
\n. 301 \u00a0The Magnitude of His Own Folly 1580
\n. 302 \u00a0Beyond the Reach of God 1586
\n. 303 \u00a0My Bayesian Enlightenment 1595<\/p>\n

Y Challenging the Difficult<\/strong>
\n. 304 \u00a0Tsuyoku Naritai! (I Want to Become Stronger) 1605
\n. 305 \u00a0Tsuyoku vs. the Egalitarian Instinct 1608
\n. 306 \u00a0Trying to Try 1610
\n. 307 \u00a0Use the Try Harder, Luke 1614
\n. 308 \u00a0On Doing the Impossible 1617
\n. 309 \u00a0Make an Extraordinary Effort 1624
\n. 310 \u00a0Shut Up and Do the Impossible! 1629
\n. 311 \u00a0Final Words 1639<\/p>\n

Z The Craft and the Community<\/strong>
\n. 312 Raising the Sanity Waterline 1651
\n. 313 A Sense That More Is Possible 1655
\n. 314 Epistemic Viciousness 1660
\n. 315 Schools Proliferating Without Evidence 1663
\n. 316 Three Levels of Rationality Verification 1666
\n. 317 Why Our Kind Can\u2019t Cooperate 1670
\n. 318 Tolerate Tolerance 1678
\n. 319 Your Price for Joining 1681
\n. 320 Can Humanism Match Religion\u2019s Output? 1686
\n. 321 Church vs. Taskforce 1691
\n. 322 Rationality: Common Interest of Many Causes 1696
\n. 323 Helpless Individuals 1700
\n. 324 Money: The Unit of Caring 1703
\n. 325 Purchase Fuzzies and Utilons Separately 1707
\n. 326 Bystander Apathy 1712
\n. 327 Collective Apathy and the Internet 1716
\n. 328 Incremental Progress and the Valley 1719
\n. 329 \u00a0Bayesians vs. Barbarians 1724
\n. 330 \u00a0Beware of Other-Optimizing 1731
\n. 331 \u00a0Practical Advice Backed by Deep Theories 1736
\n. 332 The Sin of Underconfidence 1740
\n. 333 \u00a0Go Forth and Create the Art! 1746<\/p>\n

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