User:Chriswaterguy

I:

• Coach people in clearing anger, bitterness & other negative emotions
• Have worked in sustainability knowledge-sharing
• Know about wikis. I help run Appropedia, the sustainability wiki

A communication sequence?

I'd like a communication sequence. Here are some initial links and ideas.

• Levels of communication
• Related: [1]

Relevant biases and fallacies:

• Illusion of transparency

Emotion and making sense:

• Politics is the Mind-Killer
• Policy Debates Should Not Appear One-Sided (discusses arguments as soldiers)
• Philosophical Landmines

Disagreeing:

• In brief:
  • Steel man
  • wikipedia: Principle of charity. Related: Unpopular ideas attract poor advocates: Be charitable
• Off-LW: wikipedia: Ideological Turing Test. First described(?) at http://econlog.econlib.org/archives/2011/06/the_ideological.html by Bryan Caplan. (As Mill states, "He who knows only his own side of the case knows little of that.") Also see: Noahpinion: Against the Ideological Turing Test. Related: Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Argument
• Better Disagreement
• Dangers of steelmanning / principle of charity
• The noncentral fallacy - the worst argument in the world? (e.g. "Martin Luther King was a criminal!")

Related articles, off-LW:

• Mary Beard's dealing with trolls
• [ Dan Dennett’s Guide to Better Arguments]

Dealing with negative emotions

(Againstness, noticing)