I dislike this reasoning because it feels deceptive? Like I don’t think we should push global health and well-being jobs to make people more aware of EA and 80k. We should communicate the correct information about them and let people choose while letting them know the full range of trade-offs.
As above, in response to Chris, you kind of town and castle (I’m explicitly trying to move away from motte and bailey because I can never remember which is which) to being less explicit on cause prioritisation means more people working on x-risk causes etc. I don’t think this is something EA should do on principle.
I dislike this reasoning because it feels deceptive? Like I don’t think we should push global health and well-being jobs to make people more aware of EA and 80k. We should communicate the correct information about them and let people choose while letting them know the full range of trade-offs.
As above, in response to Chris, you kind of town and castle (I’m explicitly trying to move away from motte and bailey because I can never remember which is which) to being less explicit on cause prioritisation means more people working on x-risk causes etc. I don’t think this is something EA should do on principle.