I strongly agree with Roko that something like his strong version is the interesting version. What matters is what range of creatures will come to agree on outcomes; it matters much less what range of creatures think their desires are “right” in some absolute sense, if they don’t think that will eventually be reflected in agreement.
I strongly agree with Roko that something like his strong version is the interesting version. What matters is what range of creatures will come to agree on outcomes; it matters much less what range of creatures think their desires are “right” in some absolute sense, if they don’t think that will eventually be reflected in agreement.
Roko’s question seems engineered to be wrong to me.
If this is what people think moral realism means—or should mean—no wonder they disagree with it.