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Question for philosopher friends: are superintelligence & longtermism actually seriously discussed ideas in modern philosophy, or do these people just describe themselves as philosophers the way I felt my LiveJournal posts in college were also philosophy

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feels like the wrong question here. I'm not really interested in longtermism personally, but the important thing should be if you find it convincing, not if it's seriously discussed in modern philosophy. authorities are often wrong.

4:10 PM · Sep 12, 2022

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I'm asking the question not to decide what I think about the actual worldview, but rather to decide what I think about peer review in philosophy

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expertise =/= autorities