Update: this is all the more important in view of common ways one may accidentally cause harm by trying to do good, which I’ve just learned about through DavidNash’s post). As the article points out, having an informed opinion of experts, and a dense network with them can decrease chances of harmful impacts, such as reputational harm or locking in on suboptimal choices.
Update: this is all the more important in view of common ways one may accidentally cause harm by trying to do good, which I’ve just learned about through DavidNash’s post). As the article points out, having an informed opinion of experts, and a dense network with them can decrease chances of harmful impacts, such as reputational harm or locking in on suboptimal choices.