This kind of “causal” counterfactual has a problem: it allows infinite improbability drives.
The post about infinite improbability drives uses the evidential version, no? The causal version of utility indifference doesn’t have this problem.
New version up
I’ll have a better version of this up, as soon as I sort out some counterfactual definitions.
Ah, it seems I wasn’t understanding what you meant by causal counterfactuals in that situation. I’ve removed the reference to that in the post.
The post about infinite improbability drives uses the evidential version, no? The causal version of utility indifference doesn’t have this problem.
New version up
I’ll have a better version of this up, as soon as I sort out some counterfactual definitions.
Ah, it seems I wasn’t understanding what you meant by causal counterfactuals in that situation. I’ve removed the reference to that in the post.