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Not to mention that even the utility function of the "millenials dilemma" makes no sense here, it's not even consistent like it has to be. What it represents h
by l3robot 6y ago
Not to mention that even the utility function of the "millenials dilemma" makes no sense here, it's not even consistent like it has to be. What it represents here?
- More wealth is better? Then 0/10 for chill/work maybe is ok, but it make no sense to have 8/8 for chill/chill.
- More fun is better? Then 8/8 is ok, but it makes no sense to have 0/10 for chill/work.
- More fun in the near future is better? But it is clearly stated that fun will be unachievable in the game since work will prevail as the dominant position.