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If happiness is, e.g., log(money), then you can just adjust the game to have the payout be $2^2^n after the nth step. This cancels out the logarithm and recover
by LegionMammal978 2y ago
If happiness is, e.g., log(money), then you can just adjust the game to have the payout be $2^2^n after the nth step. This cancels out the logarithm and recovers the paradox. The only way to get out of it with diminishing returns is to have happiness reach a finite asymptote.
- shiandow 2y agoWhen there is a decent probability that you may crash the financial system I'm nor even sure if a strictly monotonically increasing function is appropriate.