Will the Nick Bostrom email seem in hindsight to have caused more internal damage to EA than the FTX crisis?
Will the Nick Bostrom email seem in hindsight to have caused more internal damage to EA than the FTX crisis?
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This seems a little low. FTX was a much more consequential event, but there is much more community agreement on how to interpret it, and much less of people believing that the other sides interpretive frame is deeply ideologically wrong/evidence of bad character.

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*Way sism

2y

Way sim is worse than billions of dollars of fraud

2y

Link to email?

2y

Is there a reason this market's closing today? And when and how are you going to judge "in hindsight"?

2y

What do you mean by internal damage? Damage to the movement excluding reputation damage?

2y

@JordanSchneider sort of. Damage to internal community cohesion.

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