And what if those are Effectively all cases?
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You have altogether too much fun, David
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Replying to @webdevMason @DavidDeutschOxf and
For what it's worth & from what I can tell, EA focus among the idea-producing class has made positive shifts: Move More Money → Provide Useful Labor (and now, slowly) → Generate Ideas. I think it suffers from trying (successfully) to make early thinking very sticky
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Replying to @webdevMason @DavidDeutschOxf and
A criticism I would have is that in service of being "big tent," EA hasn't really walked back some of its early ideas firmly enough, so there's quite a lot of probably-bad meme-spreading (e.g. "you are the global 1%" is an effective meme, but easily anchors people to a bad lens)
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What claims do you think we should explicitly walk back?
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I don't know about "claims." "You are the global 1%" is a good example, IMO — it is TRUE, but if you make it too salient all the time the result is a bunch of people who wind up thinking the problem is that they have too much.
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It's tricky to walk back true claims right. ;) Hence just the change in what we focus on writing about.
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Replying to @robertwiblin @webdevMason and
I'm also more pro redistribution message. I want people to revere impartial concern for welfare of all beings. Redistribution msg helps carry that. Also nearby worlds might involve moral obligation to give away lots of money for richest people. It's useful philosophical point.
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I'm not against redistribution, and I think it's safe to assume you, I, and Tyler would roughly agree on how to do it. I do think the "you are the global 1%" messaging implies a problem with wealth (and even relatively minor wealth!) & has screwed up a lot of EAs' thinking
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Replying to @webdevMason @robertwiblin and
I was hoping that you *would* be against the redistribution aspect of EA, but that would probably mean being against the whole of EA
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Basically, I think it's very dumb to suppress growth by not moving resources around to accommodate it.
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Replying to @webdevMason @robertwiblin and
Do you mean: it's better to let people trade so that resources can flow to where they are most needed to create wealth. If so then: YAAASSS!
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