I didn’t say everyone who rejects any of the theses does so purely because s/he didn’t understand it. That doesn’t make it cease to be a problem that most AGI researchers don’t understand all of the theses, or the case supporting them. You may be familiar with the theses only from the Sequences, but they’ve all been defended in journal articles, book chapters, and conference papers. See e.g. Chalmers 2010 and Chalmers 2012 for the explosion thesis, or Bostrom 2012 for the orthogonality thesis.
I didn’t say everyone who rejects any of the theses does so purely because s/he didn’t understand it. That doesn’t make it cease to be a problem that most AGI researchers don’t understand all of the theses, or the case supporting them. You may be familiar with the theses only from the Sequences, but they’ve all been defended in journal articles, book chapters, and conference papers. See e.g. Chalmers 2010 and Chalmers 2012 for the explosion thesis, or Bostrom 2012 for the orthogonality thesis.