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Egalitarianism
Rationality as martial art
Challenging the Difficult
Rationality is systematized winning
Zack M. Davis
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Nov 16th 2009
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Tsuyoku Naritai! (I Want To Become Stronger)
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Eliezer Yudkowsky
Tsuyoku vs. the Egalitarian Instinct
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Eliezer Yudkowsky
A Sense That More Is Possible
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Eliezer Yudkowsky
Vladimir Nesov
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Vladimir Nesov
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A Sense That More Is Possible
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Tsuyoku Naritai! (I Want To Become Stronger)
by
Eliezer Yudkowsky
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Tsuyoku
naritai
is Japanese.
Tsuyoku
is "strong";
naru
is "becoming" and
vs.
the
form
naritai
is "want to become". Together it means "I want to become stronger" and it expresses a sentiment embodied more intensely in Japanese works than in any Western literature I've read. You might say it when expressing your determination to become a professional Go player — or after you lose an important match, but you haven't given up — or after you win an important match, but you're not a ninth-dan player yet — or after you've become the greatest Go player of all time, but you still think you can do better. That is
tsuyoku naritai
, the will to transcendence.
Egalitarian Instinct
by
Eliezer Yudkowsky
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