Yes, I suppose I am trying to divide tasks/projects up into two buckets based on whether they require high context and value-alignment and strategic thinking and EA-ness. And I think my claim was/is that UI design is comparatively easy to outsource to someone without much of the relevant context and values. And therefore the comparative advantage of the higher-context people is to do things that are harder to outsource to lower-context people. But I know ~nothing about UI design, maybe being higher context is actually super useful.
Yes, I suppose I am trying to divide tasks/projects up into two buckets based on whether they require high context and value-alignment and strategic thinking and EA-ness. And I think my claim was/is that UI design is comparatively easy to outsource to someone without much of the relevant context and values. And therefore the comparative advantage of the higher-context people is to do things that are harder to outsource to lower-context people. But I know ~nothing about UI design, maybe being higher context is actually super useful.