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I am not sure how either of you are defining highly likely or unlikely. Have you been in the shoes of the people making the decisions? Have you considered the v
by mrdrozdov 11y ago
I am not sure how either of you are defining highly likely or unlikely. Have you been in the shoes of the people making the decisions? Have you considered the varying inputs that define the statistical likelihood of the result? I recommend checking out http://rationality.org/workshops/ http://rationality.org/workshops/ and perhaps reading http://www.yudkowsky.net/rational/bayes http://www.yudkowsky.net/rational/bayes
- d_theorist 11y agoIt's true. I shouldn't have used that word. Perhaps what I should say is that orchestration seems like a plausible scenario to me. It seems to fit the facts and the outcome benefits both parties.