I was thinking the third bullet, though the question of perverse incentives needs fleshing out, which I briefly alluded to at the end of the post:
“Expected consequences”, for example, leaves under-theorized when you should seek out new, relevant information to improve your forecast about some action’s consequences.
My best guess is that this isn’t actually an issue, because you have a moral duty to seek out that information, as you know a priori that seeking out such info is net-positive in itself.
I was thinking the third bullet, though the question of perverse incentives needs fleshing out, which I briefly alluded to at the end of the post:
My best guess is that this isn’t actually an issue, because you have a moral duty to seek out that information, as you know a priori that seeking out such info is net-positive in itself.