Connected sequences of posts are definitely encouraged, as they are sometimes the best way to present an extensive argument. However, I’d generally recommend that someone make one post over two short posts if they could reasonably fit their content into one post, because that makes discussion easier.
In this case, I think the content could have been fit into fewer posts (not just one, but fewer than five) had the organization system been a bit different, but this isn’t meant to be a strong criticism—you may well have chosen the best way to sort your arguments. The critique I’m most sure about is that your section on “the nature of intelligence” could have benefited from being broken down a bit more, with more subheadings and/or other language meant to guide readers through the argument (similarly to the way you presented Bostrom’s argument in the form of a set of premises, which was helpful).
Connected sequences of posts are definitely encouraged, as they are sometimes the best way to present an extensive argument. However, I’d generally recommend that someone make one post over two short posts if they could reasonably fit their content into one post, because that makes discussion easier.
In this case, I think the content could have been fit into fewer posts (not just one, but fewer than five) had the organization system been a bit different, but this isn’t meant to be a strong criticism—you may well have chosen the best way to sort your arguments. The critique I’m most sure about is that your section on “the nature of intelligence” could have benefited from being broken down a bit more, with more subheadings and/or other language meant to guide readers through the argument (similarly to the way you presented Bostrom’s argument in the form of a set of premises, which was helpful).