punishment can't steer
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February 18th, 2022
draft of my thoughts on ethics / morality / moral realism › D) justification/blame-&-punishment/reward-based systems …
January 12th, 2022
- punishment can't steer, it always goodharts
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- 20:12 - 37.07 - How to navigate between allowing people make their own mistakes and intervening punishment punishment can't steer deliberate "negative reinforcement" is punishment even if you don't call it that An Everyone Culture in general, people don't not-care. they care about many things and don't know how to care for all of them together (PCT) reward is just the temporary relief of punishment scarcity much of human collaboration scales sublinearly but it's possible to scale superlinearly adulthood
core principles of the NNTD
- this implies directly that not just that punishment can't steer but also that any kind of deliberate "negative reinforcement" is punishment even if you don't call it that