Early member of Felicifia, and (edit-) ongoing contributor to online rationality and AI site LessWrong:
http://reflectivedisequilibrium.blogspot.com.au/
Enjoy
http://reflectivedisequilibrium.blogspot.com.au/
Enjoy
Carl Shulman's blog
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Carl Shulman's blog
by RyanCarey on 2012-09-08T04:00:00
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Re: Carl Shulman's blog
by Pablo Stafforini on 2012-09-08T09:18:00
Thank you. I was aware of Carl's blog, but it's likely that others aren't. His post on hedonium and dolorium is, in my opinion, the most important piece of writing on future issues since Bostrom's landmark "astronomical waste" paper.
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Re: Carl Shulman's blog
by CarlShulman on 2012-09-17T08:15:00
RyanCarey wrote:Early member of Felicifia, AI and rationality expert Carl Shulman's blog:
http://reflectivedisequilibrium.blogspot.com.au/
Enjoy
I don't consider myself a "rationality expert."
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Re: Carl Shulman's blog
by rockymark092 on 2012-11-03T09:52:00
Weirdly, I don't agree with his thesis (arguably the most important part of the book) that there is an asymmetry in how we should regard pain and pleasure with regard to bringing beings into existence.
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