Editing Future Ethics and Longtermism (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
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|+ Short-termism vs. Longtermism
! Feature !! Short-termism (The Voter) !! Longtermism (The Architect)
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| Horizon || "Next Election / Quarterly Profit" || "1,000 to 1,000,000 Years"
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| Priority || "Current Human Suffering" || "Existential Risk / Human Potential"
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| Goal || "Economic Stability / Comfort" || "Permanent Survival / Flourishing"
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| View of Duty || "To the Living" || "To the Potential"
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| Analogy || 'Fixing a Leak' || 'Planting a Cathedral Forest'
|}

'''The Concept of "Moral Over-demandingness"''': Analyzing "The Burden." Critics argue that if we "Truly Care" about **"Trillions"** of future people, we "Should" "Spend" **"Every Cent"** and **"Every Moment"** "Saving" them, "Ignoring" the "Suffering" of **"People Alive Today."** (See Article 114). Longtermists "Counter" that we "Only Need" to "Pivot" a "Small Part" of "Global GDP" to "Make a Massive Difference." "Balance" is **"Sustainability."**
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