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>These guys seem nice, and surprisingly already mentioned ethical implications early, so their corruption might take longer or develop along unexpected paths.
by konjin 6y ago
>These guys seem nice, and surprisingly already mentioned ethical implications early, so their corruption might take longer or develop along unexpected paths.
It's hard to treat people below you worse when you know that he people above you will do the same thing if you do. It's an unstable equilibrium made stable by the fact it's already happened.
Put another way, you won't start tap dancing on someones head when you're in the middle of an infinite tower of tap dancers each standing on another tap dancers head.
- Viliam1234 6y agoYou could treat simulations of other people worse, and the simulation of you better. (Assuming you are the guy who controls the computer at all levels.)
- FooHentai 6y agoSimulate yourself twice and conduct a little A/B testing.
- kybernetikos 6y agoThat would be a fun idea, some sort of intervention that stops the universe it manifests in from doing the intervention to the universe below. That would split the universes into odd-numbered and even-numbered universes.