I don’t know, but Eliezer’s view of morality just isn’t confusing to me. I pretty much got it by reading Three Worlds Collide, and I haven’t read his metaethics sequence yet. From reading that, it’s really obvious that Eliezer knows that “[morality] is anchored by certain contingent facts about humanity, bonoboness and so forth”.
So maybe the confused could give Three Worlds Collide a try.
P.S. I also read lukeprog on desirism back on Common Sense Atheism. That could be part of the reason I was able to pick up on Eliezer’s view of metaethics more easily.
I don’t know, but Eliezer’s view of morality just isn’t confusing to me. I pretty much got it by reading Three Worlds Collide, and I haven’t read his metaethics sequence yet. From reading that, it’s really obvious that Eliezer knows that “[morality] is anchored by certain contingent facts about humanity, bonoboness and so forth”.
So maybe the confused could give Three Worlds Collide a try.
P.S. I also read lukeprog on desirism back on Common Sense Atheism. That could be part of the reason I was able to pick up on Eliezer’s view of metaethics more easily.