Basecamp is an easy-to-use project management tool. Features include online collaboration, a message board, a chatroom, and todo lists. It puts a bunch of stuff in one place.
I made a Basecamp for Fallible Ideas learning because people should treat learning more like an organized project, not entertainment.
Join for free: [edit: invites are closed]
Warning: I'll likely close public invites in the future.
The article Women Explained by Hitori (a female) explains how social status works in just 2560 words.
It's in the Revelation eBook by Mystery and Lovedrop, and also reposted on the web in a few places. You can read it on Reddit for free. (The formatting is worse than in the book, but is readable.) It was originally posted to the old PUA forum community, probably roughly around the year 2000.
The beginning tells us:
Chicks act at all times to gain and maintain social status. This is more important to them than getting laid.
Then it explains social status in four sections:
Read, analyze, discuss below.
Discuss what you want to.
deroj is making highlight videos which condense my live streams.
This topic is for discussing these videos. Feedback is appreciated. Are these useful? Valuable to you? Worth making?
See also: Highlights edited by Justin
This thread is for discussing marketing, outreach, recruiting, sales and monetization for the New Community Website Project.
This thread is for discussing website features (including forum features) and tech stack for the New Community Website Project.
This post is for discussing goals and strategy, and high-level planning, for a project (under consideration) to make a new FI community website, with better educational help, organization, forum features, marketing, and monetization.
Alan Forrester would be doing some coding and hopefully other roles. Some other people have expressed some interest too.
Although I'm an experienced Rails developer, I want to focus primarily on where where I have the most expertise and comparative advantage: philosophy (e.g. research and educational content creation), as well as high level strategy.
People must focus instead of letting their attention get dragged around to whatever other people put in front of them (and then dragged again soon after, so nothing gets enough attention to be finished). But people also must listen to criticism and ideas instead of just ignoring the external world and its knowledge. There’s a tension here.
Discuss how to deal with it below: