Hi Wei Dai,
About books. Concerning the provability logics I always mentionned
the Boolos 1993 (or even his lovely lighter Boolos 1979), but I would
like to mention also the book Self-reference and modal logic by
Smorynski. The only problem is its very little caracters; I should go
to the
On Tue, Jun 18, 2002 at 12:16:59AM -0700, Hal Finney wrote:
Let me start with this. If U(E1) U(E2), then would a rational person
have to pick E1 over E2? What if he were someone who were contrary?
Or someone who preferred lesser utility? I think we can rule these
cases out by properly
After writing the following response, I realized that my argument against
the self sampling assumption doesn't really depend on E1 and E2 being
experiences. They can be any kind of events. Suppose they're prizes that
the copies can win for the original. E1 is a TV and E2 is a stereo. You'd
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