I believe that at least one unanimous extrapolated wish exists—for (sentient) life on the planet to continue.
Maybe there are better plans that don’t involve specifically “sentient” “life” continuing of a “planet”, the concepts that could all be broken under sufficient optimization pressure, if they don’t happen to be optimal. The simplest ones are “planet” and “life”: it doesn’t seem like a giant ball of simple elements could be the optimal living arrangement, or biological bodies (“life”, if that’s what you meant) an optimal living substrate.
Think of “sentient life continuing on the planet” as a single concept, extrapolatable in various directions as becomes necessary. So, “planet” can be substituted by something else.
Maybe there are better plans that don’t involve specifically “sentient” “life” continuing of a “planet”, the concepts that could all be broken under sufficient optimization pressure, if they don’t happen to be optimal. The simplest ones are “planet” and “life”: it doesn’t seem like a giant ball of simple elements could be the optimal living arrangement, or biological bodies (“life”, if that’s what you meant) an optimal living substrate.
I assume FAI, which includes full (super-)human understanding of what is actually meant by “sentient life to continue”.
“Planet” is a “planet”, even if you should be working on something else, which is what I meant by usual concepts breaking down.
Think of “sentient life continuing on the planet” as a single concept, extrapolatable in various directions as becomes necessary. So, “planet” can be substituted by something else.