Robin Hanson writes,
> ...But since people are
> too stupid to know who their rightful betters are, Eliezer prefers to
> impose on them the choice they wouldn't choose for themselves.
One side of the coin reads "Eliezer."
The other reads "Eugene."
Why do intellectuals so often want to impose their fascist schemes on others?
Is it because they think people are too stupid to know any better?
"Americas' at that awkward stage. It's too late to work within the
system, and it's too early to shoot the bastards."
Claire Wolfe
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