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There aren’t any good objections to natalism
The number of flourishing humans has reached its highest point in human history. We enjoy living standards previously considered unfathomable to those before us. Our technological progress has accelerated to the point where we are no longer...
Proofs that ~P(arody)
A short parody, and my best attempt at satire.
(This article took inspiration from here and here)
Professor Dave Explains: Hey sweetie, the proof for ~P was in the hour-long video that you were too scared to watch. You can’t stand your pa...
Noah Smith is wrong about utilitarianism
Professional economist Noah Smith recently wrote an article titled “the problem(s) with utilitarianism”, partially as a response to the outrage over utilitarian principles being applied correctly on X (in the form of EA/longtermism).
Noah...
Do insects matter more than humans?
X users are crashing out at an article arguing that insect lives, when aggregated, matter more than the lives of all humans. Is this the case? If we look at a pure utility comparison, the fact that there are billions of insects per person,...
Developments in the Twitter virtue-signaling meltdown.
It’s a tough time to be a centrist.
Recently, X users who performatively hold political takes were stirred up into a maelstrom of populist insanity over (you guessed it!) Palestine, the most recent development of which involves Macklemore...
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