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What's irrational is giving incredibly unlikely events a weight equal to very common ones. It's like expecting to win the lottery, only in reverse. Whether th
by notacoward 10y ago
What's irrational is giving incredibly unlikely events a weight equal to very common ones. It's like expecting to win the lottery, only in reverse. Whether the effects are first order, second order, or out of order has no bearing on that.