Deconstructing Rationality Coming Soon

[zurew]

On 2025. 11. 16. at 6:17 AM, Leo Gura said:

There is irrationality, but the problem is that rational people are irrational because it requires consciousness to see the contradictions in one's worldview.

Will the episode involve you laying down what epistemic norms one should care about if one wants to be rational and laying down how that word meant something completely different than what it means nowadays?

Because most "rational" people only care about not having contradictions, but you can add more epistemic norms like performative contradiction and more (for instance -  when someone says "I dont exist" - thats not a logical contradiction , its just a false statement and you cant derive a logical contradiction where you show p and not p from that statement apriori, but it is a performative contradiction, because you can only utter that statement if you exist).

The more epistemic norms you add to the "rational" stack the more you narrow down the space in which one can deny things.

Edited Monday at 06:01 PM by zurew

[Leo Gura]

1 hour ago, zurew said:

The more epistemic norms you add to the "rational" stack the more you narrow down the space in which one can deny things.

The point of the video is to get you to realize that all norms restrict intelligence and that the highest Intelligence is infintiely open and free of all rules and boundaries because Intelligence requires infinite requisite variety.

That Intelligence IS God.

I am not here to add norms on your Mind but to remove them all so you can realize the Infinity of Love.

Edited Monday at 07:37 PM by Leo Gura

[UpperMaster]

So excited about all this, I am so interested on how language plays a role in all of this.

[Recursoinominado]

17 hours ago, Leo Gura said:

I am not here to add norms on your Mind but to remove them all so you can realize the Infinity of Love.

And I am here for it 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

Trivialism?

Or is that too much disintegration/nuking of rationality.

Trivialism into infinity? 

[LoneWonderer]

@Leo Gura Does the book on rationality on your booklist tie into the upcoming episode? I am about to start reading that.

Edited 13 hours ago by LoneWonderer

[Leo Gura]

5 hours ago, LoneWonderer said:

@Leo Gura Does the book on rationality on your booklist tie into the upcoming episode? I am about to start reading that.

Somewhat, but it doesn't contain the advanced insights I will be making.

That took teaches rationality, and my series is about transcending rationality. These are different stages of development.

It is like reading a science book vs deconstructing science.

Edited 7 hours ago by Leo Gura