All else equal, do you guess that a more complex system of rules and legal process gets closer to or further from justice?

Will be a while before we see this much symmetry here again:

Many express disapproval of my relying heavily on MetaCritic evals. They say I should instead rely on associates & reviewers I encounter mostly by chance. This seems an individualism norm; not only should I lean into natural differences, but I should try to create more of them.

"optimistic people seemed to have similar thought processes, whereas pessimistic people had more varying, idiosyncratic patterns"

Financial Times analysis: US jobs at a high risk from generative AI have not been more likely to shed young workers since ChatGPT launched

I've changed my mind on why modernity switched from ritual to sincere ways to describe ideals. I now guess that its due to our learning to better describe and understand human interiors.

A puzzle: most think rates of loan default & marriage divorce would increase if we had to explicitly reaffirm our loans and marriages annually, with failure to do so interpreted as a declaration of default/divorce.

This was surprisingly good:

“Increasingly, grandparents, teachers, even coaches are stepping back, not out of apathy but fear of saying the wrong thing, crossing a line or being shamed for parenting ‘incorrectly.’”

Imagine that when people took out long term loans (eg for cars or houses), every year they had to sign again saying that they will repay the loan. Would this cut loan repayment rates?