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The post you're responding to doesn't argue from blind optimism, it argued a reasonably-expected gain in net beneficial effects.
by neglesaks 3y ago
The post you're responding to doesn't argue from blind optimism, it argued a reasonably-expected gain in net beneficial effects.
- salawat 3y agoNonono. Reasonable is when you communicate the tradeoffs. More efficient, but more complex supply chain. Easier to immediately build, but we have to quadruple the computing power per cubic meter of reactor. More frequently discovered materials, but Uncle Ted can nail down the synthesis of the next VX, and a dispersal system in his garage. Someone comes to me talking net gains. My next question is, "What's under the sheet you don't want to address out loud?" Under there is most often the real meat of the endeavor.