I’m going to mostly disengage now, I expect continuing would be a waste of time. But it seems virtuous of me to answer this question, at least:
> What would change your feelings.
One thing that would change my feelings would be if someone (possibly you) looked at Eliezer’s original essay and summarized it in a way that seemed true to the spirit, and did the same with yours, and yours felt like it engaged with Eliezer’s. I’m aware that this is vague. I think that’s pretty inevitable.
I’m going to mostly disengage now, I expect continuing would be a waste of time. But it seems virtuous of me to answer this question, at least:
> What would change your feelings.
One thing that would change my feelings would be if someone (possibly you) looked at Eliezer’s original essay and summarized it in a way that seemed true to the spirit, and did the same with yours, and yours felt like it engaged with Eliezer’s. I’m aware that this is vague. I think that’s pretty inevitable.
I think there is an obvious conflict of interest in me engaging in that particular exercise.