You’ve convinced me that I’m confused. I don’t know what is the correct decision in this situation anymore, or how to think about such decisions.
If you cooperate in such situations, this makes the value of the outcome of such thought experiments higher, and that applies for all individual instances of the thought experiments as well. The problem has ASP-ish feel to it, you’re punished for taking too much information into account, even though from the point of view of having taken that information into account, your resulting decision seems correct.
I don’t know what is the correct decision in this situation anymore, or how to think about such decisions.
Good, I’m in a similar state. :)
The problem has ASP-ish feel to it, you’re punished for taking too much information into account, even though from the point of view of having taken that information into account, your resulting decision seems correct.
Yes, I noticed the similarity as well, except in the ASP case it seems clearer what the right thing to do is.
(Grandparent was my comment, deleted while I was trying to come up with a clearer statement of my confusion, before I saw the reply. The new version is here.)
You’ve convinced me that I’m confused. I don’t know what is the correct decision in this situation anymore, or how to think about such decisions.
If you cooperate in such situations, this makes the value of the outcome of such thought experiments higher, and that applies for all individual instances of the thought experiments as well. The problem has ASP-ish feel to it, you’re punished for taking too much information into account, even though from the point of view of having taken that information into account, your resulting decision seems correct.
Good, I’m in a similar state. :)
Yes, I noticed the similarity as well, except in the ASP case it seems clearer what the right thing to do is.
(Grandparent was my comment, deleted while I was trying to come up with a clearer statement of my confusion, before I saw the reply. The new version is here.)