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Index
Title Page Copyright Page Contents About This Guide About the Authors: Simone & Malcolm Collins Why Bother? Step 1 Define Your Objective Function Why Do I Need to Think Through an Objective Function? What Has Inherent Value? Nothing has Intrinsic Value Something Has Innate Intrinsic Value Positive Personal Emotions Distributed Positive Emotions Limiting Extreme Negative Emotions Freedom / Liberty / Self Determination Immortality / Continued Existence Your Purpose To Have an Impact on History Fairness/Equality Personal Improvement The Struggle Art and Inspiring Others Experience Maximization Protect And Promote The Growth Of Human Civilization Accumulation of Knowledge as a Species Nature and Biodiversity The Continuation of the Universe Maximizing Lucidity / Enlightenment Value Uncertainty The Search Covering Your Bases Focus on What Society Says is Good Focus on Personal Proclivities Religious Intrinsic Values Hard Religious Belief Systems Soft Religious Belief Systems Personal Religious Belief Systems Personalized Hard Religious Systems Self-Image-Based Belief Systems Proclivities Step 1 Wrap Up Step 2 Develop Your Ideological Tree Ideologies and Objective Functions Standards for Evidence Building the Base of your Ideological Tree Ideological Trees Require Regular Pruning Ideologies that Require Careful Scrutiny Leveraging Social Interaction To Better Think Through Your Ideology Step 3 Define Your Internal Character How To Turn Off Autopilot And Create Your Identity Leveraging Moments of Lucidity Leveraging Flux Periods An Autopilot-Altering Case Study Arguments Against Choosing a Self-Image What Builds Our Self-images if We Do Not? What Forces Built Your Present Self-image? How We Process Emotions Optimizing for Remembered Experiences How Self-images Affect Our Perception Self-image Creation and Hygiene Avoid Allowing Your Self-Image-Powered Autopilot to Make Major Decisions How to Change Thought Experiments But it’s Not That Simple Step 4 Define Your Public Character Why Have Differing Public and Internal Characters? But I’m a Social Chameleon! Creating an Easily-Digestible Public Identity Outlining your Public Persona The Importance of Flaws Outline Your Final Public Persona Carefully Intentionally Managing your Social Network Types of Friends We Sincerely Hope This Has Been Helpful
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