Six Million Visits

By Robin Hanson · May 11, 2012 2:00 pm · Comments (18) · ·

According to Sitemeter.com, sometime in the next day or so we should have the six millionth visit to this blog.

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  • http://daedalus2u.blogspot.com/ daedalus2u

    What prize does the lucky person get?

    • typ

      A US VISA? 😀

  • http://www.andreasmoser.wordpress.com Andreas Moser

    That’s more visitors than some countries have people.
    We should all get together and invade someone.

    • Konkvistador

      And then rule with an iron fist guided by prediction markets!

      • http://www.joachimschipper.nl Joachim Schipper

        I think you mean “with the invisible iron fist of the market.”

        … I can’t decide if this is apt, really creepy, or both.

      • http://daedalus2u.blogspot.com/ daedalus2u

        I think you mean with the iron claws of legacy property masquerading as the invisible hand of the market.

  • Kevin

    Sounds like a lot of signaling to me. 🙂

  • chepin

    What is the probability that one of the three commenters that I see above me is the lucky person?

    • kith

      unless they visit again later, near zero.
      Current count: 5997343

      • chepin

        Should have said what is the probability given I do not know the current count. It was an incomplete sentence, my mistake.

  • Jon Redden

    Congrats Robin.

  • Steve

    Ah, but it is not *really* about the number of visitors

    • typ

      What reality do you live in?!? 😉

  • http://omicron-theta.blogspot.com/ Ari

    That’s more than there are people in my country.

    I assume the sixth million visitor will get a free copy of your first book?

  • http://jayquantified.blogspot.com/ Jayson Virissimo

    That’s more than there are people in my country. I assume the sixth million visitor will get a free copy of your first book?

    I doubt it, but I hope I’m wrong.

  • mjgeddes

    I’m recommending Robin Hanson for the ‘transhumanist hall of fame’, to receive prestigious awards and immortal status by post-human historians after the Singularity.

    Post-human historians across the galaxy are no doubt poring over the archives of ‘Overcoming Bias’ ‘right now’ (in the appropriate relativistic reference frame) looking for clear evidence of insights. Who has impressed? 😉

  • http://hanson.gmu.edu Robin Hanson

    We finally arrived, later than I had guessed.