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Assuming that someone is capable of producing high quality results ( and that there is a population of people who are not capable), should that person make one
by csours 3y ago
Assuming that someone is capable of producing high quality results ( and that there is a population of people who are not capable), should that person make one thing for a long time? Or make one thing and put it in the world, and then make another thing.
I don't think you are interacting with a good faith interpretation of the claim here.
- paulpauper 3y agoAssuming that someone is capable of producing high quality results then this would make quality necessary but insufficient, which he did not specify, nor can this be inferred. He clearly presented a dichotomy of choosing between quantity or quality.
- csours 3y ago> He clearly presented a dichotomy of choosing between quantity or quality. Using the context of previous articles by the author, I assumed Bayesian reasoning, so I was thinking about priors and outcomes and probabilities.