harry potter and the methods of rationality by eliezer yudkowsky

This really long (as in more than 500 chapters long) story is about a guy named Kim Dokja who is basically a nobody living in Seoul, South Korea. If you want to know more than I do about this book, ask John F. Omniscient Reader's Viewpoint by Sing Shong (Also a comic book!) Read about a New and Improved Hogwarts, learn Harry's Methods of Rationality, and/or read Rationality: from AI to Zombies (I wrote about this book in one of my earlier 10 Book Reviews).Ībout the Author: Eliezer Yudkowsky is an AI-researcher, and has written many books about Rationality and other topics. This book tells solely about his first year - but that's all you need. Because Magic is another Science, right? But his enemies don't sleep either, and stuff gets more dangerous as the year goes by… He gets sorted into Ravenclaw, makes friends with Draco Malfoy, and firmly decides to figure out the secrets of Magic. He's a 'bright' child who's a bit too old for the other kids his age. Read the story of Harry James Potter-Evans-Verres, who grew up in a household with two loving parents and more books than one could count. Why didn't Voldemort use a gun? Why didn't Dumbledore send owls with ticking bombs to all of the confirmed Death Eaters? Why does Quidditch have a snitch? You've probably noticed that most of the characters were… fairly idiotic. If you've only watched the movies, don't even try talking to me). You've read Harry Potter (If you haven't, shame on you. Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality by Eliezer Yudkowsky

This book is a window into the lives of London civilians during and after World War II. Charlie befriends an old woman who feeds pigeons, and all together they try to figure out what his brother lost in the war - besides his literal leg. His grandfather, a WWI veteran, talks about some mysterious wolves - but then doesn't remember what he said. And he does - but there's something wrong about him.

What the history books don't go into much detail about is the moral effect this war had on everyday people.įollow the story of young Charlie and his cat, Biscuits, as he waits for his brother to come home. What happened to civilians after World War II? We all know what happened to Germany and the treaties everyone had to sign, we know the numbers and names of the battles.

Harry potter and the methods of rationality by eliezer yudkowsky