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Then this is worthless as a decision making system since your decisions will always already be the one that maximizes expected utility via this unknowable trans
by UncleMeat 4y ago
Then this is worthless as a decision making system since your decisions will always already be the one that maximizes expected utility via this unknowable transformation.
- CrazyStat 4y agoNo, that doesn't follow. You might be acting in a short-sighted or impulsive way that doesn't maximize your utility. You can't just post-hoc declare that your true utility function is whatever would have led you to the decision you made.