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Have you ever heard of rational fiction? No? Then read this book! Rational fiction is an amazing new mini-genre that has sprung up in the last couple of years. In this book i will explain what it is, why it exists, where to find it, and review and recommend some of my favourites. You have heard of rational fiction? Great! Read this book! I will be reviewing and recommending some of my personal favourites, and even if you have already read them, I would LOVE to hear your opinions in the comments. Rational fiction lovers are such a tiny community!

Since on I have only seen two different reposts of this story here on wattpad (neither of which are completed) I decided to take matters into my own hands and do it myself. Credit where credit is due: Less Wrong

Author: LessWrong Read this ad-free or download ebook versions at hpmor.com :D This fic is widely considered to have really hit its stride starting at around Chapter 5. If you still don't like it after Chapter 10, give up. This is not a strict single-point-of-departure fic - there exists a primary point of departure, at some point in the past, but also other alterations. The best term I've heard for this fic is "parallel universe". The text contains many clues: obvious clues, not-so-obvious clues, truly obscure hints which I was shocked to see some readers successfully decode, and massive evidence left out in plain sight. This is a rationalist story; its mysteries are solvable, and meant to be solved. The pacing of the story is that of serial fiction, i.e., that of a TV show running for a predetermined number of seasons, whose episodes are individually plotted but with an overall arc building to a final conclusion. All science mentioned is real science. But please keep in mind that, beyond the realm of science, the views of the characters may not be those of the author. Not everything the protagonist does is a lesson in wisdom, and advice offered by darker characters may be untrustworthy or dangerously double-edged.

This story does not belong to me, I have chosen to publish it here for those poor saps (like me) who have trouble finding it elsewhere. All credit goes to The author known as LessWrong.

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