You (and probably I) are doing the same thing that you’re criticizing Eliezer for. You’re right, but don’t do that. Be the change you wish to see in the world.
That sort of thinking is why we’re where we are right now.
Be the change you wish to see in the world.
I have no idea how that cashes out game theoretically. There is a difference between moving from the mutual cooperation square to one of the exploitation squares, and moving from an exploitation square to mutual defection. The first defection is worse because it breaks the equilibrium, while the defection in response is a defensive play.
swarriner’s post, including the tone, is True and Necessary.
High prestige users being condescending to low prestige users does not promote the same social norms as low prestige users being impertinent to high prestige users.
While that’s an admirable position to take and I’ll try to take it in hand, I do feel EY’s stature in the community puts us in differing positions of responsibility concerning tone-setting.
You (and probably I) are doing the same thing that you’re criticizing Eliezer for. You’re right, but don’t do that. Be the change you wish to see in the world.
That sort of thinking is why we’re where we are right now.
I have no idea how that cashes out game theoretically. There is a difference between moving from the mutual cooperation square to one of the exploitation squares, and moving from an exploitation square to mutual defection. The first defection is worse because it breaks the equilibrium, while the defection in response is a defensive play.
swarriner’s post, including the tone, is True and Necessary.
High prestige users being condescending to low prestige users does not promote the same social norms as low prestige users being impertinent to high prestige users.
While that’s an admirable position to take and I’ll try to take it in hand, I do feel EY’s stature in the community puts us in differing positions of responsibility concerning tone-setting.