Since separation of concerns is obviously only applicable to bounded agents, it seems like someone who is clearly optimizing for epistemic rationality as a separate concern is vulnerable to being perceived as lacking the ability to optimize for instrumental rationality in an end-to-end way
No one believes anyone else to be an unbounded agent, so how is the concern with being perceived as a bounded agent relevant? A bounded agent can achieve greater epistemology and instrumental action by separating concerns, and there isn’t a reachable upper bound.
No one believes anyone else to be an unbounded agent, so how is the concern with being perceived as a bounded agent relevant? A bounded agent can achieve greater epistemology and instrumental action by separating concerns, and there isn’t a reachable upper bound.