If you don’t know whether the book’s thesis being “all-too-plausibly” or “not all-too-plausibly” right describes your position better, you can just go ahead and not count yourself as a supporter of IABIED (or flip a coin, or don’t participate in the aggregation effort). The mutual-knowledge I’m hoping to build is among people who don’t see this as a gray-area question, because I think that’s already a pretty high fraction (maybe majority) of LWers.
If you don’t know whether the book’s thesis being “all-too-plausibly” or “not all-too-plausibly” right describes your position better, you can just go ahead and not count yourself as a supporter of IABIED (or flip a coin, or don’t participate in the aggregation effort). The mutual-knowledge I’m hoping to build is among people who don’t see this as a gray-area question, because I think that’s already a pretty high fraction (maybe majority) of LWers.