Panrationalism

Panrationalism is like having a superpower that lets you think about everything in a really smart way, like a superhero. You can put everything in the world together like it’s a puzzle, and solve any problem that comes your way. It’s like being a detective who can find clues to solve any mystery.

Imagine you have a big box of Legos. You can use it to build a castle, a spaceship, or even a car. Just like that, a panrationalist can take all the pieces of the world and put them together in any way they need to in order to understand them better. A panrationalist can look at a problem from many different angles and use their big brain to find the best solution.

For example, imagine that you have a piece of candy that you really love, but you want to share it with your friend. You might think about how much your friend likes candy, and how much you like your friend. A panrationalist would do the same thing, but on a much bigger scale. They might think about how much food there is in the world, how many people need it, and the best way to share it fairly so everyone can get enough to eat.

In short, panrationalism is using your big brain to look at the world in a really smart way, and finding the best solution to any problem.