I value my physical human needs, similarly to Maslow.
I endeavor to value larger, long-term contributions to my needs more than short term ones.
I often act as though I value others’ needs approximately in relation to how well I know them, though I endeavor to value others’ needs equally to my own. Specifically I do this when making a conscious value calculation rather than doing what “feels right.”
I almost always fulfill my own basic needs before fulfilling the higher needs of others; I justify this by saying that I would be miserable and ineffective otherwise but it’s very difficult to make my meat-brain go along with experiments to that end.
My conscious higher order values emerge from these.
I value my physical human needs, similarly to Maslow.
I endeavor to value larger, long-term contributions to my needs more than short term ones.
I often act as though I value others’ needs approximately in relation to how well I know them, though I endeavor to value others’ needs equally to my own. Specifically I do this when making a conscious value calculation rather than doing what “feels right.”
I almost always fulfill my own basic needs before fulfilling the higher needs of others; I justify this by saying that I would be miserable and ineffective otherwise but it’s very difficult to make my meat-brain go along with experiments to that end.
My conscious higher order values emerge from these.