

With an undergoing increase of the understanding of the power of memetic thought, the term info hazard has recently become memetic itself. While info hazards represents the worst possible information, effective vibes is a representation of the most positive information to spread.



Let’s add some examples along this spectrum and see how it might look: With “good weather today” in the middle as being overall ineffective and “Good Karma Is Real” and “You should conduct a terrorist attack” closer to the ends.



Wait, both these phrases are seemingly information, simply as a phrase themselves. No one is really going to change for the better or worse because these things are written here. For a vibe to be more effective it must not only impact someone’s beliefs, but convict them to action. Information is only as effective as much as it changes the output of someone’s actions. The most detrimental information and the best information in the world share a this common ground



If we remake the chart based on this information it now looks like this. Each piece of information we notes has no real call to action, thus they rank towards the middle of being closer to neutral in effect.



You may or may have not noticed that another change beyond the great crunch of effectiveness happened, “Human Reciprocity Effect” moved in front of “Good Karma Is Real” in its potential. We have an inherent interest to learn about new things and the small effect of being a unknown effect, causes some percent of people to google it, delivering the full conviction.



That after all is what the original graph was really showing. The scale of impact of beliefs, without any path to their conviction. The original way this graph was laid out is actually a perfect spectrum of great BELIEFS to TERRIBLE beliefs which is where we are going to start.



This is helpful because to find the information that lives on the most extreme edge of the effectiveness scale, to find the holy grail of good vibes, we first identify the best belief. Lets fill out the graph with new beliefs from the most holy, to the most evil.



Now that we have defined a vast range of beliefs, we can dive into understanding the path for conviction behind them. Given our goal of course is not to create super terrorists here, we will focus on understanding conviction on just the positive half, luckily the belief that doing good is better than evil is one that >99.9% of people can agree on.
