So in a “weird experiment”, the infrabayesian starts by believing only one branch exists, and then at some point starts believing in multiple branches?
Multiple branches can only exist transiently during the weird experiment (i.e. neither before nor after). Naturally, if the agent knows in advance the experiment is going to happen, then it anticipates those branches to appear.
So in a “weird experiment”, the infrabayesian starts by believing only one branch exists, and then at some point starts believing in multiple branches?
Multiple branches can only exist transiently during the weird experiment (i.e. neither before nor after). Naturally, if the agent knows in advance the experiment is going to happen, then it anticipates those branches to appear.