I see what you’re pointing at, I think, but I don’t know that this resolves all my edge cases. For instance, where does “I know this person is especially interested in animal welfare, so talk about that” fall?
I separately don’t want to optimize for recruitment in the metric of number of people because of my model of what good additions to the community looks like (e.g. I want especially thoughtful people who have a good sense of the relevant ideas and arguments and what they buy and what their uncertainties are”) - maybe your approach comes from that? Or are you saying even if one were trying to maximize numbers, they shouldn’t systematize?
I see what you’re pointing at, I think, but I don’t know that this resolves all my edge cases. For instance, where does “I know this person is especially interested in animal welfare, so talk about that” fall?
I separately don’t want to optimize for recruitment in the metric of number of people because of my model of what good additions to the community looks like (e.g. I want especially thoughtful people who have a good sense of the relevant ideas and arguments and what they buy and what their uncertainties are”) - maybe your approach comes from that? Or are you saying even if one were trying to maximize numbers, they shouldn’t systematize?