I do not think that you have gotten Luke’s point. He was addressing your point #1, not trying to make a substantive argument in favor of cryonics.
I don’t think that either Pascal’s Wager or Pascal’s Mugging requires a probability that is astronomically low. It just requires that the size of the purported benefit be large enough that it overwhelms the low probability of the event.
No, otherwise taking good but long-shot bets would be a case of Pascal’s Mugging.
It needs to involve a breakdown in the math because you’re basically trying to evaluate infinity/infinity
I do not think that you have gotten Luke’s point. He was addressing your point #1, not trying to make a substantive argument in favor of cryonics.
I don’t think that either Pascal’s Wager or Pascal’s Mugging requires a probability that is astronomically low. It just requires that the size of the purported benefit be large enough that it overwhelms the low probability of the event.
No, otherwise taking good but long-shot bets would be a case of Pascal’s Mugging.
It needs to involve a breakdown in the math because you’re basically trying to evaluate infinity/infinity