4 sources healthy · latest episode 9 Nov 2026
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The speaker considers classical liberalism an appropriate way for society to handle substantial epistemic uncertainty.

Dwarkesh Patel · AGI is still 30 years away — Ege Erdil & Tamay Besiroglu · 17 Apr 2025

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“take the reins and not to do super high volatility centralized moves like hey let's nationalize so we can make sure that uh we can make sure the ai the software only singularity is aligned or um not to do make moves that are just incredibly contingent on one worldview that are brittle under other considerations and that's become a much more salient part of my worldview i think just classical liberalism is the way we deal with”
“being this epistemically uncertain and i think we should be more uncertain than we've ever been in history as opposed to many other people who seem to be more certain than they are about other sort of more mundane topics yeah”
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