Archive - The McLegibilist

Starving in the Motte

Easily defensible claims are for Wikipedia and losers

Feb 14, 2022 •

Tangible Fiction

A Call to What If?

Feb 2, 2022 •

January 2022

Relative Semantics Are More Real Than Absolute Semantics

Shared relative differences as foundational linguistic reference points

Jan 25, 2022 •

August 2021

Hypotheses vs. Metaphors

What does intellectual progress look like?

Aug 28, 2021 •

July 2021

Intellectual Fascia

What holds scientific discourses together?

Jul 15, 2021 •

May 2021

Sorry for the Hiatus

I've been a bit exhausted

May 18, 2021 •

April 2021

CC #1: Heroes That Exist

What Realism Means

Apr 2, 2021 •

Attack on Vagueness

Coalition Companion #0

Apr 2, 2021 •

March 2021

Mycelium Mage: From the Castle to the Meadow

Listen now | Words with the Bird #1

Mar 20, 2021 •

1:27:56

The Lipstick Economy of Ideas is Robust

Mar 13, 2021 •

Speaking publicly in the new internet of tunnels

Mar 9, 2021 •

February 2021

Concepts Are Tools, Not Artifacts

The delightful John Nerst points out that we have more of a problem organizing and moving around knowledge than we do creating it.

Feb 12, 2021 •

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