Yep! That was also my intuition behind “all meta-updates (hopes and fears) balancing out” above.
I don’t think this is possible.
If you mean it’s not possible to ensure all your correlates are Good, I don’t see how doing more research about the question doesn’t get you ever closer to that (even if you never reach the ideal limit of literally all correlates being Good).
If you mean no one would want to do that, it might seem like you’d be happy to be uncorrelated from your Evil Twins. But this might again be a naïve view that breaks upon considering meta-reasoning.
Thank you for your comment! I hadn’t had the time to read de se choice but am looking forward to it! Thank you also for the other recommendations.
Yep! That was also my intuition behind “all meta-updates (hopes and fears) balancing out” above.
If you mean it’s not possible to ensure all your correlates are Good, I don’t see how doing more research about the question doesn’t get you ever closer to that (even if you never reach the ideal limit of literally all correlates being Good).
If you mean no one would want to do that, it might seem like you’d be happy to be uncorrelated from your Evil Twins. But this might again be a naïve view that breaks upon considering meta-reasoning.