You realize that if you want to maximize "global intergenerational public goods" your political system can't be libertarian, right?
A political system that can minimize existential risks and maximize global intergenerational public goods. Is that too much to ask?
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What political system look s close to that, in sci-fi or IRL?
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Apparently even a system that gets the sign right is too much to ask.
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Do you think political systems so far have gotten the sign wrong for both existential risks and intergenerational public goods?
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Yeah I think you screwed yourself with the word "global."
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I'm more of a negative consequentialist at the moment, I think minimizing as many public bads as possible is the better side of gov't.
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Ha in CA we can’t even muster the will to consolidate antiquainted fragmented water districts so apparently....
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Yes. Easier said than done in a world with 7 billion people & 195 countries, all being pulled in different directions.
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