Even among humans, there’s something to timeless considerations, right? If you were in a real prisoner’s dilemma with someone you didn’t know but who was very similar to you and had read a lot of the same things, it seems plausible you should cooperate? I don’t claim the effect is strong enough to operate in the realm of voting most of the time, but theoretically timeless considerations can matter for less-than-perfect copies of yourself.
Even among humans, there’s something to timeless considerations, right? If you were in a real prisoner’s dilemma with someone you didn’t know but who was very similar to you and had read a lot of the same things, it seems plausible you should cooperate?
Yes, it applies among (some of) that class of humans.
I don’t claim the effect is strong enough to operate in the realm of voting most of the time, but theoretically timeless considerations can matter for less-than-perfect copies of yourself.
Even among humans, there’s something to timeless considerations, right? If you were in a real prisoner’s dilemma with someone you didn’t know but who was very similar to you and had read a lot of the same things, it seems plausible you should cooperate? I don’t claim the effect is strong enough to operate in the realm of voting most of the time, but theoretically timeless considerations can matter for less-than-perfect copies of yourself.
Yes, it applies among (some of) that class of humans.
Yes.