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Vladimir_Nesov comments on Interview with Singularity Institute Research Fellow Luke Muehlhauser - Less Wrong Discussion

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Comment author: Vladimir_Nesov 15 September 2011 07:39:34PM *  2 points [-]

For the question about human values, there are ways to put it so that it's interesting and non-trivial. For values of unrelated minds, the answer is clear however you interpret the question.

Comment author: [deleted] 15 September 2011 07:42:35PM *  2 points [-]

For the question about human values, there are ways to put it so that it's interesting and non-trivial.

Basically for some indeterminate but not too small fraction of all human brains?

Comment author: Vladimir_Nesov 15 September 2011 07:47:16PM 2 points [-]

Sure, brain damage and similar conditions don't seem interesting in this regard.

Comment author: fubarobfusco 17 September 2011 02:47:49AM 2 points [-]

It isn't clear that autism is brain damage, for one.

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