> Reasonable people can differ only if their prior information is different. Disagree entirely. When evaluating complex choices in a chaotic world, we humans

> Reasonable people can differ only if their prior information is different. Disagree entirely. When evaluating complex choices in a chaotic world, we humans use tons of heuristics. There are a lot of things that aren't quantifiable information, but still allow two rational people to reach different conclusions: models of the universe, weight attached to different speakers, moral stances, worldviews, etc.