1) Agreed. I observe other people like him, so in this case it's probably all me. 2) I've tried to read some of the major sequences, but end up quitting partwa

1) Agreed. I observe other people like him, so in this case it's probably all me. 2) I've tried to read some of the major sequences, but end up quitting partway through. Each essay seems so long for what it's trying to impart. I tried reading HPMOR in hopes of getting the same or similar information with a whimsical story instead, but didn't enjoy that either. I doubt I'm a rationalist prodigy, so I'm more worried that I'm missing out on something profound than failing humanity :) 3) Unfortunately, he's the only author I'm even aware of that writes on human rationality and is well-regarded. I spend most of my reading time on other topics.