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No plot spoilers here, just wanted to flag a bit of poor reasoning that shows up in Chapter 39: I shouldn't have believed it even for all

A common background assumption on LW seems to be that it's rational to act in accordance with the dispositions one would wish to have. (Rati

Donald Regan's masterful (1980) Utilitarianism and Co-operation raises a problem for traditional moral theories, which conceive of agents as