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Yep. This is also, arguably, why cryonics doesn't work.
I don't follow your logic. What is the connection to cryonics?
If it's just to use volitions of "people in general" as opposed to "people alive now", it might also turn out to be correct to ignore "people present now" altogether, including cryonauts, in constructing the future. So, this is not just an argument for cryonics not working, but also for people alive at the time in no sense contributing/surviving (in other words, everyone survives to an equal degree, irrespective of whether they opted in on cryonics).
Conditional on the development of FAI. The fact that humanity arises and produces FAI capable of timeless trade at a certain rate would cause the human-volition regarding behaviors of all trading super-intelligences and of all human friendly AIs in the multiverse.
Can't parse this statement. The fact that a FAI could appear causes "human-volition" about all AGIs? What's human-volition, what does it mean to cause human-volition, how is the fact that FAI could appear relevant?
I'm stumped. Can you elaborate?
Do you mean that cryonics doesn't work, or that cryonics isn't worth doing?