In fact, the verbal tl;dr seems to be that if you don’t care much about enormously wonderful or terrible futures (because of bounded or sufficiently concave utility functions) then you won’t pay much to achieve or avoid them.
In fact, the verbal tl;dr seems to be that if you don’t care much about enormously wonderful or terrible futures (because of bounded or sufficiently concave utility functions) then you won’t pay much to achieve or avoid them.