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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20170508T050000
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SUMMARY:Risk\, Uncertainty and Catastrophe Scenarios
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LOCATION:Cambridge\, United Kingdom
DESCRIPTION:<p>Some scholars\, most notably Martin Weitzman (2009\; 2011) have warned that there&nbsp\;is&nbsp\;an uncertain chance of runaway climate change that could devastate the planet. At least since Hans Jonas&rsquo\;s The Imperative of Responsibility (1981)\, some have argued that even low-probability existential risks&nbsp\;should&nbsp\;be treated in a fundamentally different way.&nbsp\;How&nbsp\;should&nbsp\;we&nbsp\;act&nbsp\;when&nbsp\;we&nbsp\;believe that there&nbsp\;is&nbsp\;some chance of a&nbsp\;catastrophe\, but cannot make reliable probability estimates (Elster 1979\; Haller 2002\; Gardiner 2005)?&nbsp\;How&nbsp\;much&nbsp\;should&nbsp\;we&nbsp\;worry&nbsp\;about&nbsp\;worst-case&nbsp\;scenarios?&nbsp\;What&nbsp\;should&nbsp\;we&nbsp\;do&nbsp\;when&nbsp\;experts&nbsp\;disagree&nbsp\;about&nbsp\;whether&nbsp\;catastrophe&nbsp\;is&nbsp\;possible?</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Simon Beard;CN=Kai Spiekermann:
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