It seems to me that some of the kibitzing is due to human cognitive architecture making it difficult to be both epistemologically and instrumentally rational in many contexts, e.g., expected overconfidence in social interactions, motivation issues related to optimism/​pessimism, &c.
An ideal rational agent would not have this problem, but human cognition is… suboptimal.
It seems to me that some of the kibitzing is due to human cognitive architecture making it difficult to be both epistemologically and instrumentally rational in many contexts, e.g., expected overconfidence in social interactions, motivation issues related to optimism/​pessimism, &c.
An ideal rational agent would not have this problem, but human cognition is… suboptimal.