I think it is clear that we are not advocating for centralized authority. All of the three points in “takeaways” lead into this. The questions you asked in the second paragraph are ones that we discuss in the “what do we want section” with some additional stuff in the EA forum version of the post.
Without falling into the trap of debating over definitions. Anarchy can be used colloquially to refer to chaos in general and it was intended here to mean a lack of barriers to misuse in the regulatory and dev ecosystems—not a lack of someone’s monopoly on something. If you are in favor of people not monopolizing capabilities, I’m sure you would agree with out third “takeaways” point.
The “what do we want” section is about solutions that don’t involve banning anything. We don’t advocate for banning anything. The “banning” comments are strawpersoning.
Did you read the post?
I think it is clear that we are not advocating for centralized authority. All of the three points in “takeaways” lead into this. The questions you asked in the second paragraph are ones that we discuss in the “what do we want section” with some additional stuff in the EA forum version of the post.
Without falling into the trap of debating over definitions. Anarchy can be used colloquially to refer to chaos in general and it was intended here to mean a lack of barriers to misuse in the regulatory and dev ecosystems—not a lack of someone’s monopoly on something. If you are in favor of people not monopolizing capabilities, I’m sure you would agree with out third “takeaways” point.
The “what do we want” section is about solutions that don’t involve banning anything. We don’t advocate for banning anything. The “banning” comments are strawpersoning.
fair enough. I read much of the post but primarily skimmed it like a paper, it seems I missed some of the point. Sorry to write an unhelpful comment!