The underlying assumption is that for many people working on probability shifts that are between 0 and 1 percent is not desirable. They would be willing to work for the same shift if it was betwen, say, 20 and 21, but not if it is too low. This is an empirical fact about people, I’m not issuing that it is a relevant moral fact.
The underlying assumption is that for many people working on probability shifts that are between 0 and 1 percent is not desirable. They would be willing to work for the same shift if it was betwen, say, 20 and 21, but not if it is too low. This is an empirical fact about people, I’m not issuing that it is a relevant moral fact.
Yeah so if it started to look like the world was doomed, then less people would work on x-risk, true.