I think it would also be valuable to have someone translate “in the other direction” and take (for example) Paul Christiano’s writings and produce vivid, concrete parable-like stories based on them. I think such stories can be useful not just as persuasive tools but also epistemically, as a way of grounding the meaning of abstract definitions of the sort Paul likes to argue in terms of.
I think it would also be valuable to have someone translate “in the other direction” and take (for example) Paul Christiano’s writings and produce vivid, concrete parable-like stories based on them. I think such stories can be useful not just as persuasive tools but also epistemically, as a way of grounding the meaning of abstract definitions of the sort Paul likes to argue in terms of.
Could someone who disagrees with the above statement help me by clarifying what the disagreement is?
Seeing as it has −7 on the agreement vote and that makes me think it should be obvious but it isn’t to me.