Interesting. Will the LES take into account its own existence (e.g. the change in people's behavior when they are presented with LES predictions)? Of course,

Interesting. Will the LES take into account its own existence (e.g. the change in people's behavior when they are presented with LES predictions)? Of course, doing so would either (a) make the problem undecidable (impossible to solve), or (b) require calculation of fixpoints (very difficult to solve), or both. The other alternatives are for LES results to be kept secret and used only for policymaking, or for the results to be public and incorrect. I suspect the former is most likely.