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    1. Julia Galef‏Verified account @juliagalef 21 Mar 2018
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      Two things that can both be true: 1. The world is getting better, by most metrics of human well-being 2. The risk of a major catastrophe is going up over time Yet I often see ppl try to dismiss 2 by saying "The doomsayers are wrong, things are getting better, [argument for 1]"

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    2. Julia Galef‏Verified account @juliagalef 21 Mar 2018
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      (It's an especially pointless response because just about everyone I know who's worried about 2 already agrees w/1)

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    3. Patrick McKenzie‏ @patio11 21 Mar 2018
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      The steelman version of optimism that #2ians give insufficient credit to is that even given #2 is true #1 is outrunning it. Put another way: given any harm you care about, would you rather face it as a community with the wealthy/technology/GDP available in 2018 or in 1818?

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    4. Julia Galef‏Verified account @juliagalef 22 Mar 2018
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      This seems orthogonal to the debate, though. The fact that 1 makes us better equipped to cope w/2, doesn't mean 2 wouldn't still be devastating. Like, maybe we could recover faster from a nuclear war in 2018 than if it happened in 1818, but nuclear war would still be a huge deal

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    5. Patrick McKenzie‏ @patio11 22 Mar 2018
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      We're currently living happily in what is, considered from the vantage point of our poor ancestors, any number of #2s. We, present day, are the poor ancestors of the future. That fact is not orthogonal to whether things we think would be devastating would be so to them.

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      Mason  🏃‍♂️ ✂️‏ @webdevMason 22 Mar 2018
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      Considering 2 as 2a (cost spread of catastrophic event rn) x 2b (risk of catastrophic event rn), it's plausible to me that 1 is improving while 2a & 2b are both worsening. But even if you think 2a is increasingly mitigated by 1, 2b does seem largely orthogonal to 1 & on the rise

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