Last time, I wrote about 11 core rationalist skills. Now I would like some help from the LW community: which of these skills am I good at, which ones am I bad at? Just to recap, the skills are:

Actually want an accurate map

Keep your eyes on the prize

Entangle yourself with the evidence

Be Curious

Aumann-update

Know standard Biases

Know Probability theory

Know your own mind

Be well calibrated

Use analytic philosophy

Resist Thoughtcrime

I'll post a description of each one of these skills as a comment, and if you think I am good at that skill, vote it up. If you think I am bad at it, vote it down. Don't be too shy - even if you are biased or uncertain - because over the course of many votes, these biases and errors will cancel out to some extent. (This is the "guess the number of beans in a jar by asking 50 people to guess and taking the average" method)

EDIT: We can also comment on each rationalist skill to say how well I am doing at that skill. Later today, I will do this myself.

Thanks in advance!