Human minds are tiny in the space of all possible minds
enormochungus · x · 2026-08-30
Discussion noting that despite Yudkowsky's wrong predictions, he was clearly right about the smallness of human minds in the space of possible minds. It explores how constraints shape behavior and suggests future robot successors, lacking these constraints, may have very different values.
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