Another way costs are nonlinear in uCOVIDs is if you think you’ll probably get COVID.
Yeah, fair point, the linearity only works as long as you expect probabilities to remain small.
(Which, to be clear, is something you should expect, in the context of most EA / rationalist group houses.)
Another way costs are nonlinear in uCOVIDs is if you think you’ll probably get COVID.
Yeah, fair point, the linearity only works as long as you expect probabilities to remain small.
(Which, to be clear, is something you should expect, in the context of most EA / rationalist group houses.)