Global Priorities Institute

Egyp­tol­ogy and Fa­nat­i­cism (Hay­den Wilk­in­son)

Sum­mary: Si­mu­la­tion expectation

Sum­mary: High risk, low re­ward: A challenge to the as­tro­nom­i­cal value of ex­is­ten­tial risk mitigation

The weight of suffer­ing (An­dreas Mo­gensen)

The Hinge of His­tory Hy­poth­e­sis: Re­ply to MacAskill (An­dreas Mo­gensen)

Quadratic Fund­ing with In­com­plete In­for­ma­tion (Luis V. M. Fre­itas and Wilfredo L. Mal­don­ado)

So­cial Benefi­cence (Ja­cob Bar­rett)

• Global Priorities InstituteJul 5, 2023, 10:45 AM

  5 points

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  in reply to: JamesÖz 🔸’s comment on: High risk, low re­ward: A challenge to the as­tro­nom­i­cal value of ex­is­ten­tial risk miti­ga­tion (David Thorstad)

  Thanks for the feedback. We’ll consider this for the future.

• Global Priorities InstituteJul 5, 2023, 10:42 AM

  3 points

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  in reply to: Eevee🔹’s comment on: Three mis­takes in the moral math­e­mat­ics of ex­is­ten­tial risk (David Thorstad)

  Thanks for letting us know. Should be fixed now.

Sum­mary: When should an effec­tive al­tru­ist donate? (William MacAskill)

Is Ex­is­ten­tial Risk Miti­ga­tion Uniquely Cost-Effec­tive? Not in Stan­dard Pop­u­la­tion Models (Gus­tav Alexan­drie and Maya Eden)

High risk, low re­ward: A challenge to the as­tro­nom­i­cal value of ex­is­ten­tial risk miti­ga­tion (David Thorstad)

Three mis­takes in the moral math­e­mat­ics of ex­is­ten­tial risk (David Thorstad)

Paper sum­mary: Longter­mist in­sti­tu­tional re­form (Tyler M. John and William MacAskill)

Paper sum­mary: Are we liv­ing at the hinge of his­tory? (William MacAskill)

Paper sum­mary: Do not go gen­tle: why the Asym­me­try does not sup­port anti-na­tal­ism (An­dreas Mo­gensen)

Paper sum­mary: The paral­y­sis ar­gu­ment (William MacAskill and An­dreas Mo­gensen)

Can an ev­i­den­tial­ist be risk-averse? (Hay­den Wilk­in­son)

Re­spect for oth­ers’ risk at­ti­tudes and the long-run fu­ture (An­dreas Mo­gensen)

2023 Open Stu­dent Work­shop in Global Pri­ori­ties Re­search—pro­mot­ing in­tel­lec­tual and cul­tural di­ver­sity in GPR