tautologer doubles down: value-space is incredibly vast, alignment isn't binary
tautologer · x · 2026-10-17
Quoting his earlier point that "value-space is incredibly vast," tautologer responds to the East India Company counterexample, arguing alignment is a spectrum across a vast value space rather than binary — a preference against extinction is far from full value alignment.
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