"Obviously not omnibenevolent relative to my culture's utility function distribution, but your lunar-eclipse-related phenomena don't look like the unoptimized rest of Nature - they don't seem like stars exploding or waves in an ocean. Between natural selection, cognitive intelligence, and gradient balancing in multiagent equilibria, I'd have said it looks most like cognitive intelligence or gradient balancing."
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"Obviously not omnibenevolent relative to my culture's utility function distribution, but your lunar-eclipse-related phenomena don't look like the unoptimized rest of Nature - they don't seem like stars exploding or waves in an ocean. Between natural selection, cognitive intelligence, and gradient balancing in multiagent equilibria, I'd have said it looks morelike cognitive intelligence or gradient balancing." |
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"Obviously not omnibenevolent relative to my culture's utility function distribution, but your lunar-eclipse-related phenomena don't look like the unoptimized rest of Nature - they don't seem like stars exploding or waves in an ocean. Between natural selection, cognitive intelligence, and gradient balancing in multiagent equilibria, I'd have said it looks more like cognitive intelligence or gradient balancing." |