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bogus comments on A few misconceptions surrounding Roko's basilisk - Less Wrong Discussion

39 Post author: RobbBB 05 October 2015 09:23PM

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Comment author: bogus 09 October 2015 08:44:34PM *  0 points [-]

If you have 100% identical consequentialist values to all other humans, then that means 'cooperation' and 'defection' are both impossible for humans (because they can't be put in PDs). ... To properly visualize the PD, you need an actual value conflict

True, but the flip side of this is that efficiency (in Coasian terms) is precisely defined as pursuing 100% identical consequentialist values, where the shared "values" are determined by a weighted sum of each agent's utility function (and the weights are typically determined by agent endowments).