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The backwards induction argument assumes the time of execution is a discrete variable. However, at least as far as we know, time seems to be continuous.
by mkeyhani 8y ago
The backwards induction argument assumes the time of execution is a discrete variable.
However, at least as far as we know, time seems to be continuous.
- frv103 8y agoWhat about a scenario that describes an event occurring during a discrete amount of time during a set length of time? For example: A teacher says that he will give the class a surprise pop quiz at the beginning of class some day next week. How does reverse induction fail here?