Alistair Webster

• Alistair Webster 2 Jul 2024 15:15 UTC

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  in reply to: Chris Leong’s comment on: An­nounc­ing a New S-Risk In­tro­duc­tory Fellowship

  The CLR fellowship has more of a focus on specific sources of s-risk (like TAI conflict, risks from malevolent actors).

  This curriculum will be broader in the sense that it will cover a wider range of perspectives, types of risk and potential interventions (the CRS S-risks: An introduction post gives a good overview).

• Alistair Webster 1 Jul 2024 14:47 UTC

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  in reply to: Sam Robinson 🔸’s comment on: An­nounc­ing a New S-Risk In­tro­duc­tory Fellowship

  Thanks Sam, it’ll be starting on the 2nd of September (I’ve just updated the post, thanks for the heads up)

An­nounc­ing a New S-Risk In­tro­duc­tory Fellowship

• Alistair Webster 22 Feb 2024 13:10 UTC

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  on: Self-care in an­i­mal ad­vo­cacy: Some re­sources I like

  Some great resources here, thanks for sharing. I’ve recently launched a new community on reddit for anyone involved with reducing suffering in a healthy and effective way, which might also be useful.

[Linkpost] My moral view: Re­duc­ing suffer­ing, ‘how to be’ as fun­da­men­tal to moral­ity, no pos­i­tive value, cons of grand the­ory, and more—By Si­mon Knutsson

• Alistair Webster 6 Jun 2023 18:43 UTC

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  in reply to: yanni kyriacos’s comment on: New s-risks au­dio­book available now

  Thanks! Sounds like an interesting idea—out of interest do you have any examples of other videos that have been created following this process? Will definitely experiment with it!

New s-risks au­dio­book available now