If you acausally influence other people to vote, you’ll also acausally influence them to spend time doing so. (And since they’re like you, their time is as valuable as yours.) To a first approximation, the expected cost and benefit are proportional to the naïve (ignoring acausal influence) estimate. So the question of whether it’s worth the effort should come out the same.
If you acausally influence other people to vote, you’ll also acausally influence them to spend time doing so. (And since they’re like you, their time is as valuable as yours.) To a first approximation, the expected cost and benefit are proportional to the naïve (ignoring acausal influence) estimate. So the question of whether it’s worth the effort should come out the same.
Other people’s time is not as valuable as yours (to you).