I conceed that it is reasonable within the constraints of the thought experiment. However, I think it should be noted that this will never be more than a thought experiment and that if real world numbers and real world problems are used, it becomes less clear cut, and the intuition of going against the 50 years torture is a good starting point in some cases.
It’s odd. If you think about it, Eliezer’s Argument is absolutely correct. But it seems rather unintuitive even though I KNOW it’s right. We humans are a bit silly sometimes. On the other hand, we did manage to figure this out, so it’s not that bad.
I conceed that it is reasonable within the constraints of the thought experiment. However, I think it should be noted that this will never be more than a thought experiment and that if real world numbers and real world problems are used, it becomes less clear cut, and the intuition of going against the 50 years torture is a good starting point in some cases.
It’s odd. If you think about it, Eliezer’s Argument is absolutely correct. But it seems rather unintuitive even though I KNOW it’s right. We humans are a bit silly sometimes. On the other hand, we did manage to figure this out, so it’s not that bad.