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There’s a utilitarian way of looking at it, that measures the benefit of doing it against the first-order harms. But the calculation shouldn’t stop there, beca
by janalsncm 2y ago
There’s a utilitarian way of looking at it, that measures the benefit of doing it against the first-order harms.
But the calculation shouldn’t stop there, because there are second order effects. For example, the harm from living in a world where the first order harms are accepted. The harm to the reputation of Reddit. The distrust of an organization which would greenlight that kind of experiment.