No, I don’t, you aren’t, and I don’t, in that order.
If you agree that I can refute Pascal’s Wager then I don’t actually “face” it.
If I refute it, I’m not left with power seeking, I’m left with the same complete set of goals and options I had before we considered Pascal’s Wager. Those never went away.
And more power is better all else equal, but all else is not equal when I’m trading off effort and resources among plans and actions. So, it does not follow that seeking more power is always the best option.
No, I don’t, you aren’t, and I don’t, in that order.
If you agree that I can refute Pascal’s Wager then I don’t actually “face” it.
If I refute it, I’m not left with power seeking, I’m left with the same complete set of goals and options I had before we considered Pascal’s Wager. Those never went away.
And more power is better all else equal, but all else is not equal when I’m trading off effort and resources among plans and actions. So, it does not follow that seeking more power is always the best option.