I agree that resolving paradoxes is an important intellectual exercise, and that I wouldn’t be satisfied with simply ignoring an ontological argument (I’d want to find the flaw). But the best way to find such flaws is to discuss the ideas with others. At no point should one assign such a high probability to ideas like Roko’s basilisk being actually sound that one refuses to discuss them with others.
I agree that resolving paradoxes is an important intellectual exercise, and that I wouldn’t be satisfied with simply ignoring an ontological argument (I’d want to find the flaw). But the best way to find such flaws is to discuss the ideas with others. At no point should one assign such a high probability to ideas like Roko’s basilisk being actually sound that one refuses to discuss them with others.