This is, in itself, an interesting IRL problem. But it seems to make sense for humans, as we define ourselves a lot by what we do and experience, rather than by the pleasures and choices that lead up to those experiences.
Maybe? But this seems an after-the-fact ontological construction rather than necessarily tied to causative processes, so although it’s a simple model that we should be able to align, I’m somewhat doubtful R_t describes human decision making with sufficient fidelity to be that useful to people wishing to change their axiology.
Maybe? But this seems an after-the-fact ontological construction rather than necessarily tied to causative processes, so although it’s a simple model that we should be able to align, I’m somewhat doubtful R_t describes human decision making with sufficient fidelity to be that useful to people wishing to change their axiology.