Yeah I feel that. But it seemed like Simon Jarrett wasn’t that way. He wanted to survive. If he thought about it he probably would have been sad to learn that his original copy probably died young. Honestly, I think he would have been fine with the transfer process if there had been an automatic deletion of the old copy. I question the assumption that we shouldn’t value differently <copy with immediate deletion> vs <copy with a deletion a few minutes later>, human desire/preference is allowed to assign value distinctions to whatever it wants. Reason serves the utility function, not the other way around.
Yeah I feel that. But it seemed like Simon Jarrett wasn’t that way. He wanted to survive. If he thought about it he probably would have been sad to learn that his original copy probably died young. Honestly, I think he would have been fine with the transfer process if there had been an automatic deletion of the old copy. I question the assumption that we shouldn’t value differently <copy with immediate deletion> vs <copy with a deletion a few minutes later>, human desire/preference is allowed to assign value distinctions to whatever it wants. Reason serves the utility function, not the other way around.