The entire idea of going beyond casual considerations in decision-making is somewhat wu wei-shaped. To exploit non-causal effects, you need to proceed in such a way that your decision-making process does not break the subjunctive dependence between your choices and the relevant consequences. I.e., the Dao subjunctive dependence gives you certain “natural” degrees of freedom within which the subjunctive dependence stays intact.
Shinryu Suzuki says that you should keep beginner’s mind. This is an oblique endorsement of updateless decision theory
And an oblique warning against overfitting but perhaps they are the same picture.
The entire idea of going beyond casual considerations in decision-making is somewhat wu wei-shaped. To exploit non-causal effects, you need to proceed in such a way that your decision-making process does not break the subjunctive dependence between your choices and the relevant consequences. I.e., the
Daosubjunctive dependence gives you certain “natural” degrees of freedom within which the subjunctive dependence stays intact.