> This article illustrates a big issue with people opposed to EA - they severely underestimate the risks associated with political change. I think there is ver

> This article illustrates a big issue with people opposed to EA - they severely underestimate the risks associated with political change. I think there is very little risk associated with political change, but the risk associated increases with the magnitude of political change. The fact that this even comes up makes me feel like most folks haven't actually tried to organize for a political cause. Yes, there are hot-button issues of our time, such as housing, healthcare, and UBI. But the vast majority of issues, from Celiac's sufferers to folks with nut allergies, are often a case of lack of awareness and resources rather than anything else. There's also ways to derisk political participation, but that's a separate conversation.