Hello!

We shared a list of posts from 2022 that users thought were valuable (or underrated by karma).

— Lizka (for the Forum team)

We recommend:

1. On Living Without Idols (Rockwell, 7 min)
2. What you can do to help stop violence against women and girls (Akihl, 19 min)
3. The Capability Approach to Thinking about Human Welfare (Ryan C. Briggs, 11 min)
4. Some intuitions about fellowship programs (Joel Becker, 5 min) 
5. Iron deficiencies are very bad and you should treat them (Elizabeth, 13 min)
6. Forecasting could use more gender diversity (Tegan, 3 min)
7. Career review: Information security in high-impact areas (80,000 Hours, Cody Fenwick, 14 min)
8. Recursive Middle Manager Hell (Raemon, 14 min)
9. How we could stumble into AI catastrophe (Holden Karnofsky, 37 min) 
10. Criticism and on criticism
    1. Doing EA Better (ConcernedEAs, 84 min)
    2. The EA community does not own its donors' money (Nick Whitaker, 5 min)
11. Recent events
    1. FLI alleged to have offered funding to far right foundation (thread) and FLI’s statement on rejecting the  grant proposal (Tegmark)
    2. A personal response to Nick Bostrom's "Apology for an Old Email" (Habiba, 3 min)
    3. You can find more discussion on the thread for discussing Bostrom’s email and apology and here. See also linked content, like Text, Subtext, and Miscommunication (Richard Y Chappell).

Announcements and updates:

1. Announcing the awardees for Open Philanthropy's $150M Regranting Challenge (Chris Smith, Alexander Berger)
2. Fellowships and events
   1. Economic Theory & Global Prioritization (summer 2023) (trammell)
   2. 2023 PIBBSS Summer Research Fellowship (Dušan D. Nešić (Dushan), Nora)
   3. SERI Biosecurity Interventions Technical Seminar (BITS) (James Lin, Victor Warlop, 20 January deadline)
3. Resources
   1. aisafety.training: a living document of AI safety opportunities (JJ Hepburn) 
   2. ea.domains - Domains Free to a Good Home (plex, Alignment Ecosystem Development)

Classic Forum post:

• Six Ways To Get Along With People Who Are Totally Wrong* (Robert Wiblin)