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 @eblu this doesn't work, any measure of fun only makes sense within a single person, if at all. Trying to compare fun between two people leads to glitches eg. Johan who has a humongous amount of fun when other people suffer, so that his fun more than offsets their pain. Also, if you're optimizing the average and not the sum, that means killing people who have below-average fun is good. And the best a person having below-average fun can do is die. Is this fun?  Stolen for alt text :neocat_thief: (Source: https://www.tumblr.com/bathroomcube/768720236354715649/)  |
@eblu Here's alt text for the image:
A dark-themed social media post features a bold statement: "Your main goal in life should be to optimize the amount of fun being had on the planet on average." It then poses a question: If you're not doing either A) having more fun or B) letting other people have more fun, "then what is the fucking point?" A small profile picture of a man is visible in the upper left corner. The post also shows a number of notes and social media interaction buttons.