> EY's definition of good is ruthlessly utilitarian,
Note that people frequently misunderstand Eliezer, especially wrt the basilisk. (Though it's not clear whether you're thinking about the basilisk in this paragraph, so that "especially" may not be relevant.)
With this in mind, can you give an example of a specific moral claim where you think you disagree with Eliezer?
Note that people frequently misunderstand Eliezer, especially wrt the basilisk. (Though it's not clear whether you're thinking about the basilisk in this paragraph, so that "especially" may not be relevant.)
With this in mind, can you give an example of a specific moral claim where you think you disagree with Eliezer?