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[…] honest, who are fundamentally curious, etc., then we're already far along. The acclaim of your peers means a lot, if you acclaim your peers.

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    […] etc., then we're already far along. The acclaim of your peers meanmeans a lot, if you acclaim your peers are acclaimed by you.

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    […] honest, who are fundamentally curious, etc., then we're already far along. The acclaim of your peers mean a lot, if your peers are acclaimed by you.

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    […] the brain is harder -- it's the whole problem of education. But Ultimately I think the best starting point is the people. If thisthe Aeneas community attracts people who want to learn, who are intellectually honest, who are fundamentally curious, etc., then youwe're already far along.

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    Gyms give clear feedback. You lift more and more weight. You see yourself in the mirror with a nice pump. Your body simply feels better after a workout.

    What is the feedback on twitter? What would it even mean to be a good twitter user? People just like being told they're good, or that they need to improve, IF, that is, they trust the mechanism for generating this feedback.

    I think that good feedback for the brain is harder -- it's the whole problem of education. But I think the best starting point is the people. If this community attracts people who want to learn, who are intellectually honest, who are fundamentally curious, etc., then you're already far along.