Every psychology test is called 'the x test' and every question is just 'are u x?' with varying levels of indirectness

This might be the most important page in Sadly, Porn. TLP cuts through the irrelevant thoughts, feelings, and secondary sources around the story of the woman to be stoned and gets to the heart of the matter: Guilt is a gift.

Every time

Every educational level approaches elementary school when you expand enrollment. High school, elementary school; college, elementary school; medical school, soon to be elementary school. New conversation starter, what level of elementary school did you complete?

Mood after filing my taxes and finding I owe the IRS >10k

Here is a fun Xwitter game: mute every account on your timeline that only reacts to the timeline and see what remains.

Expressing the effects of different medications after converting them to correlations might help people to overcome their reflexive disdain for small but reliable correlations, since 'small' effects are frequently extremely meaningful.

Here are some examples:

Here's the breakdown:

-90% of all papers are too vague to even be wrong. It would take years of work to get them to wrong.

-9% are clearly wrong. They draw stronger than reasonable conclusions from weak ev/designs.

-1% should impact your beliefs at all, probably weakly.

Blood Meridian is based on a first hand account of scalp-hunters found in a book called My Confession by Samuel Chamberlain.

Reading through it highlights for me how little of Blood Meridian was dramatized by McCarthy.

Here are a few excerpts I thought were interesting:

The 80-20 of political theory:
- Nick Land + Curtis Yarvin.
- Conflict theory vs Mistake theory + Meditations on Moloch.
- HBD.
- Hanson singaling theory.
- Nothing ever happens.