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  1. juliagalef.com

    Can we intentionally improve the world? Planners vs. Hayekians ... If we all limited ourselves to projects whose social value can be justified, then we'll be stuck exploring a narrow slice of project-space, and will be missing out on some of the highest-value projects simply because they didn't seem valuable from within our current, limited ...
  2. juliagalef.com

    Can we intentionally improve the world? Planners vs. Hayekians; Are you motivated by obligation, or opportunity? How bullish should we be about artificial general intelligence based on recent progress in the field? A priori, how hard should we expect AGI to be? How much ideological diversity is optimal (and along what axes)?
  3. juliagalef.com

    It seems to me that groups of thoughtful people who are actively trying to help the world tend to move from an "obligation" mindset to an "opportunity" mindset over time. Relevant reading: The names "obligation" vs. "opportunity" come from this post by Luke Muehlhauser, which lays out the basic dichotomy. (In the comments ...
  4. There can be reasoned conduct that is not deliberative, Simple intentional conduct, which comprises the bulk of what we do, is not accompanied by double checking or monitoring. For example, as we enter a room at night we reach to turn on the light and once this is accomplished we move on to do numerous other things, all rather "spontaneously ...
  5. libertarianism.org

    Neurath's boat is meant to illustrate how some philosophers think we should approach improving our knowledge about the world. Hayek's approach to social institutions is similar enough to the Neurath's-boat approach to knowledge that I think introducing a similar metaphor will help us talk about being good Hayekian libertarians.
  6. financialpost.com

    Oct 16, 2024Daily content from Financial Times, the world's leading global business publication. Unlimited online access to read articles from Financial Post, National Post and 15 news sites across Canada with one account. National Post ePaper, an electronic replica of the print edition to view on any device, share and comment on.
  7. forum.effectivealtruism.org

    See also Can we intentionally improve the world? Planners vs. Hayekians) Make decisions about which audiences to target; E.g., you might realise that, in order to achieve your ultimate intended outcomes, you mainly need to influence decisions by [policymakers / AI researchers / EAs interested in global health / company leaders / whatever ...

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