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Theoretical physicists working at a blackboard collaboration pod in the Beecroft building.
Credit: Jack Hobhouse

Anders Sandberg

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Blueberry Earth

Abstract:

This paper explores the physics of the what-if question "what if the entire Earth was instantaneously replaced with an equal volume of closely packed, but uncompressed blueberries?" While the assumption may be absurd, the consequences can be explored rigorously using elementary physics. The result is not entirely dissimilar to a small ocean-world exoplanet.
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Global catastrophic risks survey

Future of Humanity Institute, Oxford University #2008-1

Authors:

A Sandberg, N Bostrom
Details from ORA

Machine Intelligence Survey

Future of Humanity Institute, Oxford University #2011-1

Authors:

A Sandberg, N Bostrom
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Rorschach, Ozymandias, and Dr. Manhattan. Can good, but uncertain ends justify any means?

Chapter in Supervillains and Philosophy,

Authors:

Rafaela Hillerbrand, A Sandberg

Abstract:

Twenty lively essays take a sympathetic look at the supervillains everyone loves to hate--from Dr. Doom and the Spectre to the Joker and the Watchmen--reconsidering them through the lens of classic and modern philosophy. Original.

Sigmoids Behaving Badly: Why They Usually Cannot Predict the Future as Well as They Seem to Promise

Authors:

Anders Sandberg, Stuart Armstrong, Rebecca Gorman, Rei England

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