What is your stance regarding aiming your output at an EA audience vs. a wider audience? (Academic & governmental audiences, etc.?)
It seems that a large portion of output begins on your blog and in EA Forum posts. What other venues do you aim at, if any?
To what extent do you regard tailoring your work to academic journals with “peer-review” as counterfactually worthwhile?
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What is your stance regarding aiming your output at an EA audience vs. a wider audience? (Academic & governmental audiences, etc.?)
It seems that a large portion of output begins on your blog and in EA Forum posts. What other venues do you aim at, if any?
To what extent do you regard tailoring your work to academic journals with “peer-review” as counterfactually worthwhile?