The charactes and the argument sides are not lacking in information how the world works. The important bit of your strategy is to argue how your static keeping statistics is relevant to the question and to the right question. The issue is going to be that the traditional problematic ways would suggest an incorrect experiment setup. Feels weird why I can’t figure out what those would be but one obviously false would be that “if you could influence to be given one or two boxes contents should you take one or both” where answer would be “both” because no boxes ever hold negative amount of money. One of the relevant catches would be that naming “both boxes” is not an effective way to cause what is in boxes to be in your posession, answer “both” to the wrong question doesn’t imply that you should choose option “both”.
But instead of being able to skip theory you will end up recreating the “must be type of person” argument in why the experiment reflects the right question. In care you can’t you will be subject to not being able to set up a an experiment in other thought experiments testing different decison theory failures.
Rephrasing your whole comment: Liam claims to have dissolved the high-level arguments for different solutions by applying the low-level way to brute-force the correct solution to any problem. He needs to show that his way is correct.
You are doing good work in salvaing my point. However I still think that there are multiple low-level methods and that the approach isn’t evidently applicaple to all problems.
I read the summation as “Liam applies generically known brute-force method” when you seemed to mean “Liam uses a brute force method he claims is the only one possible”. If I say “The president of the United States is arrogant” am I making a claim that there is only one such president? This seems to be about how the definite article “the” is used in english language and I am genuinely unsure whether there is a reliable way to be unambigious about it.
The charactes and the argument sides are not lacking in information how the world works. The important bit of your strategy is to argue how your static keeping statistics is relevant to the question and to the right question. The issue is going to be that the traditional problematic ways would suggest an incorrect experiment setup. Feels weird why I can’t figure out what those would be but one obviously false would be that “if you could influence to be given one or two boxes contents should you take one or both” where answer would be “both” because no boxes ever hold negative amount of money. One of the relevant catches would be that naming “both boxes” is not an effective way to cause what is in boxes to be in your posession, answer “both” to the wrong question doesn’t imply that you should choose option “both”.
But instead of being able to skip theory you will end up recreating the “must be type of person” argument in why the experiment reflects the right question. In care you can’t you will be subject to not being able to set up a an experiment in other thought experiments testing different decison theory failures.
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Rephrasing your whole comment: Liam claims to have dissolved the high-level arguments for different solutions by applying the low-level way to brute-force the correct solution to any problem. He needs to show that his way is correct.
You are doing good work in salvaing my point. However I still think that there are multiple low-level methods and that the approach isn’t evidently applicaple to all problems.
My rephrasing says Liam claims that his low-level method is The One and always applies. You say “however”, then fail to disagree with me.
I read the summation as “Liam applies generically known brute-force method” when you seemed to mean “Liam uses a brute force method he claims is the only one possible”. If I say “The president of the United States is arrogant” am I making a claim that there is only one such president? This seems to be about how the definite article “the” is used in english language and I am genuinely unsure whether there is a reliable way to be unambigious about it.