Philosophers have perhaps struggled with these impossible questions before,
https://brill.com/view/journals/rip/26/1/article-p25_2.xml?language=en
-- being new here, I have the feeling that for all of its love of applied utilitarian philosophy, this community is dissapointing in its lack of openness to other philosophical readings.
I understand that due to the recency and impact of events there is a work of mourning happening in this forum, and proposing healthy paths for this , if possible, is important to those who have belonged and formed affinities and conversations. The trajectory change has already happened, it just may not be recognizable yet.
Please someone explain to me, how the information publicly available years ago did not clearly indicate this was a fraud risk , as before starting FTX SBF engaged in the Kimchi Premium, or arbitrage on South Korean and perhaps Japanese exchanges ? South Korean authorities may have a word to say about that, considering that such arbitrage was as illegal then as it is now, and SBF used a EA cutout to carry it out.
How did the Goodwill MacAskill says existed with SBF originate, and what was the breaking point and limits defined? There is much more explaining to do here than pointing out at passages of your recent book I am afraid.