(Which isn’t even close to what it means—the theorem explicitly only works if both participants have mutual true belief that they are both rational and had (at some point in the past) compatible priors, so that both can update by using the other’s current belief as evidence. But that’s not as fun as snarky comments :) )
Aumann for thee, not for me.
(Which isn’t even close to what it means—the theorem explicitly only works if both participants have mutual true belief that they are both rational and had (at some point in the past) compatible priors, so that both can update by using the other’s current belief as evidence. But that’s not as fun as snarky comments :) )
I could have said “The Aumann Agreement Theorem, also known as Bulverism,” which is more broadly true. But the converse is a more valuable statement.