Critical Fallibilism is a philosophy developed by Elliot Temple which builds on Critical Rationalism, Objectivism and Theory of Constraints.
Critical Fallibilism
Research
Research articles share Elliot's process of developing ideas. He often uses exploratory writing aimed at developing new ideas and explanations.
- Epistemology, Scheduling, Bias and Iteration
- Regular Arguments
- Learning with Sub-Parts
- Flexible, Organized Knowledge
- Digital vs. Analog Thinking
- Artificial General Intelligence Speculations
- Learning, Habits and Automation
- Progress Despite Emotions and Bias; Mastery of Sentences
- Weighted Error Rates
- Organizing Rational Discussion
- Introspection, Overreaching and Emotions
- Critical Fallibilism, Evolution and Digital Error Correction
- Fallibilism and Problem Solving with Meta Levels
- Yes or No Philosophy and Score Systems
- Bounds, Hurdles and Progress
- Critical Fallibilism and Critical Rationalism Bullet Points
- Critical Rationalism Overview
- Introduction to Reason
- Challenging Paths Forward Questions
- Paths Forward to Correct Errors
- Evolution Summary
- Yes or No Philosophy
- Integrating Conceptual Units and Combining Dimensions
- Brandolini’s Law
- Most Factors Aren’t Borderline
- Breakpoints, Categories and Margins of Error
- Chat about Decision Making Math
Classics
Classics articles summarize and link to Elliot's older work.
- Fallible Ideas Essays
- Fallible Ideas Videos
- Tutoring Videos
- Lying and Social Dynamics
- (Classical) Liberalism
- Paths Forward Summary
- Philosophy Outline
- Philosophy Introductions
- Idea Trees Links
- Practice and Mastery
- Overreach Summary
- Morality without Foundations
- Rational Discussion Links
- Improving Emotions
- Yes or No Philosophy Summary
- Resolving Conflicting Ideas
- Rationality Links