It sounds like you’ve given the possibility of information hazards careful attention, recognised the value of consulting others, and made reasonable decisions. (I expected you probably would’ve done so—just thought it’d be worth asking.)
I also definitely agree that the possibility of information hazards shouldn’t just serve as a blanket, argument-ending reason to not fairly publicly discuss any potentially dangerous technologies, and that it always has to be weighed against the potential benefits of such discussion.
It sounds like you’ve given the possibility of information hazards careful attention, recognised the value of consulting others, and made reasonable decisions. (I expected you probably would’ve done so—just thought it’d be worth asking.)
I also definitely agree that the possibility of information hazards shouldn’t just serve as a blanket, argument-ending reason to not fairly publicly discuss any potentially dangerous technologies, and that it always has to be weighed against the potential benefits of such discussion.