Thanks. Hmm. The vibe I’m getting from these answers is P(extinction)>5% (which is higher than the XST you linked).
Ohh that’s great. We’re starting to do significant work in India and would be interested in knowing similar things there. Any idea of what it’d cost to run there?
I’ll look into it. The census data part seems okay. Collecting a representative sample would be harder (e.g., literacy rates are lower, so I don’t know how to estimate responses for those groups).
That makes sense. We might do some more strategic outreach later this year where a report like this would be relevant but for now i don’t have a clear use case in mind for this so probably better to wait. Approximately how much time would you need to run this?
Thanks. Hmm. The vibe I’m getting from these answers is P(extinction)>5% (which is higher than the XST you linked).
Ohh that’s great. We’re starting to do significant work in India and would be interested in knowing similar things there. Any idea of what it’d cost to run there?
I’ll look into it. The census data part seems okay. Collecting a representative sample would be harder (e.g., literacy rates are lower, so I don’t know how to estimate responses for those groups).
That makes sense. We might do some more strategic outreach later this year where a report like this would be relevant but for now i don’t have a clear use case in mind for this so probably better to wait. Approximately how much time would you need to run this?