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Muehlhauser is an [[Atheism|atheist]] who owns the website Common Sense Atheism.<ref>[http://commonsenseatheism.com/?page_id=3 Common Sense Atheism - About]</ref>. He is an outspoken advocate of [[Naturalism (philosophy)|naturalism]].<ref>[http://commonsenseatheism.com/?page_id=3 Common Sense Atheism - About]</ref> Formerly, he was an [[Evangelical Christians|evangelical Christian]].<ref>[http://commonsenseatheism.com/?page_id=3 Common Sense Atheism - About]</ref> | Muehlhauser is an [[Atheism|atheist]] who owns the website Common Sense Atheism.<ref>[http://commonsenseatheism.com/?page_id=3 Common Sense Atheism - About]</ref>. He is an outspoken advocate of [[Naturalism (philosophy)|naturalism]].<ref>[http://commonsenseatheism.com/?page_id=3 Common Sense Atheism - About]</ref> Formerly, he was an [[Evangelical Christians|evangelical Christian]].<ref>[http://commonsenseatheism.com/?page_id=3 Common Sense Atheism - About]</ref> | ||
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Luke Muehlhauser is a Research Analyst at Open Philanthropy Project.[1][2] His investigative research spans a wide range of topics - especially the social sciences, global catastrophic risks, and technical and philosophical issues that are relevant to Open Philanthropy’s overall giving strategy.[3]
Formerly, he was the Executive Director of the Machine Intelligence Research Institute which was formerly called the Singularity Institute (see: Atheism, transhumanism and the technological singularity).[4]
Muehlhauser is an atheist who owns the website Common Sense Atheism.[5]. He is an outspoken advocate of naturalism.[6] Formerly, he was an evangelical Christian.[7]