Eliezer Yudkowsky, Eneasz Brodski; ty to JK Rowling
Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality
This is an alternate universe story, where Petunia married a scientist. Harry enters the wizarding world armed with Enlightenment ideals and the experimental spirit. Updated every Wednesday morning.
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Eliezer Yudkowsky, Eneasz Brodski; ty to JK Rowling
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Oct 9, 2026
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Episodes
63c – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Aftermaths 29.08.2012 44:14
Introspection Original Text
63b – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Aftermaths 22.08.2012 26:04
Exercises in futility Original Text
63a – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Aftermaths 15.08.2012 30:24
Unforeseen consequences Original Text
62 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Final 08.08.2012 35:21
Precautionary measures are taken Original Text
61 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 11, Secrecy and Openness 01.08.2012 42:24
The After Action Review Original Text
60 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 10 25.07.2012 28:50
An Interview In Isolation Original Text
59 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 9, Curiosity 18.07.2012 30:17
Science – It’s a lot more difficult than waving a wand, but it works when wands fail, just like if a broom failed you could still try riding a rocket Original Text
58 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 8, Constrained Cognition 11.07.2012 31:01
The Escape If you haven’t seen Army of Darkness yet, you now have weekend plans. It’s great fun, and runs at just an hour and 15 minutes. Here’s a clip of the scene containing the quoted line. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFriRcIwqNU Original Text
57 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 7, Constrained Cognition 27.06.2012 30:02
Staring down Death Original Text
56 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 6, Constrained Optimization 20.06.2012 25:42
Fear the Reaper, but don’t let it consume you Original Text
55 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 5 13.06.2012 43:14
The unforgiven Original Text
54 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 4 06.06.2012 36:57
A fulfillment of Doom Original Text
52 & 53 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Parts 2 & 3 30.05.2012 33:40
Into the mouth of madness Original Text
51 – The Stanford Prison Experiment, Part 1 23.05.2012 22:00
Preludes and preparations Original Text
No New Episode – The Server Monk’s Prayer 17.05.2012 2:54
The Server Monk’s Prayer, from Sean Kennedy’s “Tales of the Afternow”, read by Drake Walker. Did some quick googling after this was recorded and found: iTunes has been around since 2001. However podcasting did not become a thing until 2004. iTunes added podcast support in June 2005. Tales from the Afternow launched on June 24, 2002.
50 – Self Centeredness 09.05.2012 27:45
You cannot simply say “Light”, you must discern what Light is Original Text
49 – Prior Information 02.05.2012 31:04
Elementary, my dear Potter Original Text
48 – Utilitarian Priorities 25.04.2012 23:00
Yes, The Lion King is a horror movie of relentless cannibalistic atrocity Original Text
47b – Personhood Theory, part 2 19.04.2012 40:58
Breaking the cycle of vengeance. Maybe. Celebratory Trailer Original Text
47a – Personhood Theory, part 1 12.04.2012 34:59
The poison in Slytherin House Original Text
46 – Humanism, Part 4 05.04.2012 27:34
Secrets, secrets, and more secrets Original Text
45 – Humanism, Part 3 28.03.2012 23:24
EXPECTO PATRONUM This art cannot go unshared (spoiler for this chapter) Original Text
44 – Humanism, Part 2 21.03.2012 21:48
The Dementation of Harry Potter How do you pronounce “Accio” ? Original Text
43 – Humanism, Part 1 14.03.2012 36:03
The Day The Dementor Came To Hogwarts Original Text
41 & 42 – Frontal Override & Courage 07.03.2012 36:03
Sometimes you need to become a villain to force redemption. Are you more concerned with results, or how others will remember you? Original Text
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