This is great if you will never have an economic rival or military enemy. There's a strong argument that not aiming at immediate productivity produces better p

This is great if you will never have an economic rival or military enemy. There's a strong argument that not aiming at immediate productivity produces better productivity long-term (e.g. fundamental science, pure mathematics), but that still holds productivity as the primary value. But what value survival if we lose our humanity? A resolution is that our intuitions of morality support probabilitistic long-term survival, even if it doesn't seem so in the short-term, shaped as they are by evolution.