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Correct, it doesn't really guide you here. It just tells you that you don't need to be certain of the outcome before acting due to the potential extreme costs
by poutine 17y ago
Correct, it doesn't really guide you here. It just tells you that you don't need to be certain of the outcome before acting due to the potential extreme costs of inaction.
- jacoblyles 17y agoSure. I think what you're arguing for is probabilistic cost/benefit analysis, which I think is a fine idea.
- poutine 17y agoBasically, yeah.