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• Common knowledge
  {{wikilink|Common knowledge (logic)}} ...ement theorem|Aumann's agreement theorem]], a fact is part of the ''common knowledge'' of a group of agents when they all know it, they all know that they all k
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• General knowledge
  ...ast basic knowledge of many areas (as opposed to deep narrowly specialized knowledge), and to apply it to thinking about everything. [[Category:Knowledge]]
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• Dangerous knowledge
  ...rder to be useful, must be used for something other than defeating itself. Knowledge of human heuristics and [[biases]] may cause people to selectively find tho
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• Dangerous Knowledge
  #REDIRECT [[Dangerous knowledge]]
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• General knowledge
  ...ast basic knowledge of many areas (as opposed to deep narrowly specialized knowledge), and to apply it to thinking about everything. [[Category:Knowledge]]
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• Scholarship
  ...f you swallow enough sciences the gaps between them will diminish and your knowledge will become a unified whole. If you are gluttonous you will become vaster t ...selfhelp_the_state_of_our_knowledge Scientific Self-Help: The State of Our Knowledge] by lukeprog
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• Common knowledge
  {{wikilink|Common knowledge (logic)}} ...ement theorem|Aumann's agreement theorem]], a fact is part of the ''common knowledge'' of a group of agents when they all know it, they all know that they all k
  307 bytes (49 words) - 04:51, 15 June 2023
• Understanding
  *[[General knowledge]] [[Category:Knowledge]]
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• Fully general counterargument
  Knowledge of cognitive biases can itself allow someone to form fully general countera *[[Dangerous knowledge]]
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• No one knows what science doesn't know
  ...now; it comes as a counterintuitive shock for there to be a whole field of knowledge that isn't even on your map of subjects. *[[General knowledge]], [[Science]]
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• Compartmentalization
  ...w contexts. More generally, the concept refers to not following a piece of knowledge to its logical conclusion, or not taking it seriously. *[[Dangerous knowledge]]
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• Inferential distance
  ...and epistemology of a person trying to explain an idea, and the background knowledge and epistemology of the person trying to understand it. ...sychology]]: in the ancestral environment, there was minimal difference in knowledge between people, and therefore no need to worry about inferential distances.
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• Debiasing
  ...accomplish nothing, and partial knowledge of bias may do more [[dangerous knowledge|harm]] than good. *[[Dangerous knowledge]], [[Valley of bad rationality]]
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• Memorization
  ...nswer questions on an exam, which is very very very far from absorbing the knowledge and making it a part of you. Students learn the habit that eating consists [[Category:Knowledge]]
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• Cat or a Rabbit
  this is a post about Gods and knowledge and bias and the world.
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• Mental models
  A '''mental model''' is a hypothetical form of representation of knowledge in human mind. Mental models form to approximately describe dynamics of obs
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• Aumann's agreement theorem
  ...people are genuine [[Bayesian]]s, share common [[priors]], and have common knowledge of each other's current probability assignments, then they must have equal
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• Overconfidence
  *[[Dangerous knowledge]]
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• Filtered evidence
  *[[Availability bias]], [[Dangerous knowledge]]
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• Peak-end rule
  ...dvice_backed_by_deep_theories/ Practical Advice Backed By Deep Theories] - Knowledge of this heuristic ''might'' be useful in fighting [[akrasia]].
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• Beliefs require observations
  ...as a special case of the second law of [[thermodynamics]], in fact, since "knowledge" is correlation of belief with reality, which is mutual information, which
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• Cyc
  ...) is a large AI project started and run by Douglas Lenat. It consists of a Knowledge Base of hand-coded "common sense" facts and an inference engine to deduce f ...under the [http://researchcyc.cyc.com/ ResearchCyc] project. The full Cyc Knowledge Base contains around 500,000 concepts and 5,000,000 assertions as of 2012.
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• Human-AGI integration and trade
  ...nufacture. As the AGI population grows, so too would their accumulation of knowledge. Eventually, given sufficient numbers and technological development, the AG ...ke sense for them to trade with humans for that commodity. Eventually, the knowledge and resources required to build computers would be attained by the AGIs, en
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• Aumann agreement
  ...[[Bayes' Theorem|Bayesian]] reasoners with [[common priors]] and [[common knowledge]] of each other's opinions ''cannot'' agree to [[disagreement|disagree]]. T ...iased random walk: at no point in a conversation can Bayesians have common knowledge that they will disagree.
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