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according to you, if a human makes a prediction with some probability estimate it is useless because the estimate itself is inaccurate (hence probability "estim
by simianwords 1y ago
according to you, if a human makes a prediction with some probability estimate it is useless because the estimate itself is inaccurate (hence probability "estimate"). in reality nothing needs to be 100% accurate for it to be useful including the estimate of probability itself.
- gambiting 1y agoIt's weird to make an assumption about OPs position and argue with that instead of what they actually wrote. Also, why make it so personal? I think it was a fair question to ask - you didn't answer how it works - just got weirdly defensive about it.
- simianwords 1y agohey that was not my intention, it was to bring to light that we assign probability estimates ourselves to our own predictions despite the estimates being not 100% accurate.