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Do you know where people interested in suffering-reducing ethics usually communicate? For example, are there active groups on Facebook or Telegram? If you know of such groups, please let me know.
 

I also wonder if there are dedicated spaces here on the forum for these discussions—perhaps I just haven’t been able to find them. My impression is that it’s unlikely a Telegram group already exists, but I’d like to ask: do you personally use Telegram, and do you think it would make sense to create such a group there? Or do you think another platform would be a better place for people who are focused on suffering-related risks to connect? Of course, simply writing posts here on the forum is also an option.
 

My Telegram nickname: doniro

I would be glad to hear from anyone. At the moment, I don’t know anybody personally in the English-speaking effective altruism community, and I’m very interested in building new connections.
 

If you reply, please also mention in your comment whether you use Telegram or not.


 

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Hey Bulat! Tristan from the Center on Long-Term Risk (CLR) here.

I don't use Telegram and don't know of an existing Telegram group. There are already several existing spaces across different platforms:

The Forum is also used for some discussion in this area.

Hope this helps!


 

Oh thank you so much for such detailed feedback❤️

Hi, I'm glad to see you're interested in this topic! Unfortunately, I'm not aware of an active discussion group dedicated to s-risks, but there are some communities and organizations listed here that might allow you to connect with like-minded people.

You might also find some like-minded people in this Facebook group, or other miscellaneous communities like the Sentient Futures Slack or the Non-humans and longtermism Discord. Organizations like the Center on Long-Term Risk or the Center for Reducing Suffering might be able to give you some advice too if you reach out.

Let me know if you decide to create a more niche community for this — I'd be interested! I do think that keeping discussions public on places like the forum is a good thing, where it makes sense.

 

Thank you! I am so glad to see how Responsive people are here😇

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