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by dragonwriter
3674 days ago
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> But I'm talking about the decision-making process. So am I. The decision making process that goes into "social/political" things is pretty much economic. > We don't decide whether global warming needs to be addressed using a profit-maximization algorithm. Social/political decision making is aggregating individual efforts to maximize the world's alignment with each individual's own preferences. There's no difference between this and economic decision making. > It's a moral question. "Morality" is just one subset of personal preferences against which people act to optimize. The distinction between it and other subsets of preferences (like "aesthetics", etc.) is arbitrary. |
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