I don’t agree with all of the decisions being made here, but I really admire the level of detail and transparency going into these descriptions, especially those written by Oliver Habryka. Seeing this type of documentation has caused me to think significantly more favorably of the fund as a whole.
Will there be an update to this post with respect to what projects actually fund following these recommendations? One aspect that I’m not clear on is to what extent CEA will “automatically” follow these recommendations and to what extent there will be significant further review.
I will make sure to update this post with any new information about whether CEA can actually make these grants. My current guess is that maybe 1-2 grants will not be logistically feasible, but the vast majority should have no problem.
I don’t agree with all of the decisions being made here, but I really admire the level of detail and transparency going into these descriptions, especially those written by Oliver Habryka. Seeing this type of documentation has caused me to think significantly more favorably of the fund as a whole.
Will there be an update to this post with respect to what projects actually fund following these recommendations? One aspect that I’m not clear on is to what extent CEA will “automatically” follow these recommendations and to what extent there will be significant further review.
I will make sure to update this post with any new information about whether CEA can actually make these grants. My current guess is that maybe 1-2 grants will not be logistically feasible, but the vast majority should have no problem.
Hear, hear.
I feel proud of the commitment to epistemic integrity that I see here.