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Oh, I see. If you click the timestamp on a comment, that view always has the reply form. Only in the thread view is the reply link hidden for the first few minu
by throwanem 3y ago
Oh, I see. If you click the timestamp on a comment, that view always has the reply form. Only in the thread view is the reply link hidden for the first few minutes after a comment is posted.
I'm familiar with Hume. The is-ought distinction has value, but is orthogonal to utilitarianism, if not explicitly opposed.
- Vecr 3y agoWell, it's better than EA or e/acc thinking they are objectively correct for some reason. More with e/acc I suppose, why would "max entropy" be a worthy utility function unless you confuse is and ought?
- throwanem 3y agoYeah, that's pretty much my point. Aside from my not sharing their ethical bankruptcy, I also don't special-case my analysis the way they like to do; that they can hew so closely to utilitarian precepts and still fail so signally demonstrates that the bankruptcy is no special feature of their variant, but a trait of the theory overall, always latent if not always expressed.