This seems to be the common rationalist position, but it does seem to be at odds with:
The common rationalist position to vote on UDT grounds.
The common rationalist position to eschew contextualizing because it ruins the commons.
I don’t see much difference between voting because you want others to also vote the same way, or choosing stocks because you want others to choose stocks the same way.
I also think it’s pretty orthogonal to talk about telling the truth for long term gains in culture, and only giving money to companies with your values for long term gains in culture.
This seems to be the common rationalist position, but it does seem to be at odds with:
The common rationalist position to vote on UDT grounds.
The common rationalist position to eschew contextualizing because it ruins the commons.
I don’t see much difference between voting because you want others to also vote the same way, or choosing stocks because you want others to choose stocks the same way.
I also think it’s pretty orthogonal to talk about telling the truth for long term gains in culture, and only giving money to companies with your values for long term gains in culture.
I don’t understand. What do you mean by contextualizing?
More here: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/7cAsBPGh98pGyrhz9/decoupling-vs-contextualising-norms