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DAPs must be collected robustly. There are laws and auditing systems to detect preference fraud—collusion, cooked books, snake oil, voting fraud, etc—and we'd need similar infrastructure for DAP-information, for DAP-economy or DAP-governance to scale.

I believe DAPs could actually be made much more robust than preferences. But that's a subject of another paper. ⚖️Operationalizing Metaethics

I have some ideas about what economic policies and business strategies might drive the adoption of BAPs here:

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Thank you to Mara Zepada, Bret Victor, Nathan Schneider, Eli Pariser, Rhys Lindmark, Nadia Eghbal, Anne Selke, Aviv Odaya, Oliver Beige, Jess Miller, Greg Fodor, Taylor Rogalski, Andy Matuschak, Nathan Vanderpool, Peter Wang, Ed Saperia, Chris Wray, and Buster Benson for feedback and ideas. How t...

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