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Jack's Lab

Jack Thompson

Princeton student researcher in philosophy of mind, digital sentience, & AI alignment.

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What seems false? What seems true?

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When I was 17, I was sniped hard by Jonathan Haidt’s “Mark and Julie” case:

Julie and Mark are brother and sister. They are traveling together in France on summer vacation from college. One night, they are staying al...

5 days ago
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Joseph Rahi has no standards

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Joseph Rahi argues that moral relativism can be stance-independent:

  1. “A morality is a standard according to which actions are judged as right or wrong, what we ought to do or ought not to do.”

  2. A stance is the...

6 days ago
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Do we have first-order thoughts?

How do we know we have first-order thoughts—thoughts about things other than other thoughts? After all, when we introspect and try to determine whether we have first-order thoughts, all we do is form a bunch of higher-order thoughts about o...

15 days ago
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Against schmeference welfarism

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Silas Abrahamsen defends schmeference welfarism: the view that things are good or bad for a subject to the degree that their schmeferences are satisfied. What is a schmeference? In his words:

[For] something to count...

22 days ago
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Why I am not (yet) a theist

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I met Matthew Adelstein, aka Bentham’s Bulldog, at Princeton in the spring. I asked him if, as a fellow effective altruist and utilitarian, the existence of God had any bearing on what I should do. He frowned, paused fo...

a month ago
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