The more power a wish fulfillment genie has, and the less bound it is by human structures, the more likely it is to sidestep your intent.
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I expect future technologies to vastly increase the power, and therefore the wiggle room, available to such metaphorical genies.
This makes me skeptical of methods to ensure good policy that aren't based on increasing the virtue of decision-makers.
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(This seems to me like a consideration against democracy, Moldbug's neocameralism, Darwinian competition, futarchy, ...)
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@MemberOfSpecies Does "virtue" here have more content than "features of decision maker than result in selection of good policies"? -
@preinfarction I guess it means features of the decision maker that are intrinsic to the decision maker (instead of the situation).
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