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* Bryan Caplan's blog posts on [http://econlog.econlib.org EconLog] often discuss issues related to rationality and philosophy, although the blog is primarily focused on economics | * Bryan Caplan's blog posts on [http://econlog.econlib.org EconLog] often discuss issues related to rationality and philosophy, although the blog is primarily focused on economics | ||
* [http://www.gwern.net/ Gwern's website] | |||
* See the [[effective altruism learning resources]] page. Many learning resources for effective altruism use rationalist ideas. In particular, [http://rationalaltruist.com Paul Christiano's blog] does. | |||
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Websites that promote rationality, with a focus on epistemic rationality
- LessWrong, which describes itself as a "community blog devoted to refining the art of human rationality."
- Slate Star Codex, a blog that applies the principles of rationality to the analysis of many questions of philosophy, psychology, culture, and society.
- Center for Applied Rationality website
- Overcoming Bias, a blog primarily written by Robin Hanson, that strives to uncover and correct for human bias and discover the truth.
- Bryan Caplan's blog posts on EconLog often discuss issues related to rationality and philosophy, although the blog is primarily focused on economics
- Gwern's website
- See the effective altruism learning resources page. Many learning resources for effective altruism use rationalist ideas. In particular, Paul Christiano's blog does.