The Nonlinear Library LW - LessWrong: After Dark, a new side of LessWrong by So8res
Apr 2, 2024
01:14
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: LessWrong: After Dark, a new side of LessWrong, published by So8res on April 2, 2024 on LessWrong.
The LessWrong team has obviously been hard at work putting out their debut album. But another LessWrong feature also seems to have been released today, to less fanfare: LessWrong: After Dark, a branch of the site devoted to explicit discussion of sex and sexuality, where the LessWrong team finally gets to let loose their long-suppressed sexual instincts.
As someone who's close friends with Aella, I'm thrilled to see this new branch of the site. Sex workers are heavily discriminated against in modern society, with limited access to banking, a heightened risk of physical injury, and an inability to rely on police. The topic of sex is overstigmatized in modern culture, and I'm glad to see that the LessWrong team has decided to accept the sexual aspect of the human experience, and that they now have a place to hornypost to their hearts' content.
I'm looking forward to seeing what comes of rationalists applying rationality techniques to sex with the same dogged vigor and dubiously-directed determination that we apply to everything else.
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The LessWrong team has obviously been hard at work putting out their debut album. But another LessWrong feature also seems to have been released today, to less fanfare: LessWrong: After Dark, a branch of the site devoted to explicit discussion of sex and sexuality, where the LessWrong team finally gets to let loose their long-suppressed sexual instincts.
As someone who's close friends with Aella, I'm thrilled to see this new branch of the site. Sex workers are heavily discriminated against in modern society, with limited access to banking, a heightened risk of physical injury, and an inability to rely on police. The topic of sex is overstigmatized in modern culture, and I'm glad to see that the LessWrong team has decided to accept the sexual aspect of the human experience, and that they now have a place to hornypost to their hearts' content.
I'm looking forward to seeing what comes of rationalists applying rationality techniques to sex with the same dogged vigor and dubiously-directed determination that we apply to everything else.
Thanks for listening. To help us out with The Nonlinear Library or to learn more, please visit nonlinear.org