Ah, you’re right, we don’t really agree, I misunderstood.
I think we basically agree on actual object-level thing and I’m mostly disagreeing on the use of “tragedy of the commons” as a description of it. I don’t think this is important though so I’d prefer to drop it.
Tbc, I agree with this:
If there is a cost to reducing Xrisk (which I think is a reasonable assumption), then there will be an incentive [...] to underinvest in reducing Xrisk. There’s still *some* incentive to prevent Xrisk, but to some people everyone dying is not much worse than just them dying.
Cool, I think we agree.
I’m not sure. I was trying to disagree with your top level comment :P
Ah, you’re right, we don’t really agree, I misunderstood.
I think we basically agree on actual object-level thing and I’m mostly disagreeing on the use of “tragedy of the commons” as a description of it. I don’t think this is important though so I’d prefer to drop it.
Tbc, I agree with this: