The non-intuitive form of SIA simply says that universes with many observers are more likely than those with few.
And you just replaced “observers” with “observers who think they are human”, so it seems like the SIA does in fact say that universes with many observers who think they are human are more likely than those with few.
So then the full anthrocentric SIA would be, “you, being an observer that believes you are human, are more likely to exist in a universe with many observers who believe they are human”.
Is that correct? If so, does your proof prove this stronger claim?
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And you just replaced “observers” with “observers who think they are human”, so it seems like the SIA does in fact say that universes with many observers who think they are human are more likely than those with few.
Sorry, sloppy language—I meant “you, being an observer, are more likely to exist in a universe with many observers”.
So then the full anthrocentric SIA would be, “you, being an observer that believes you are human, are more likely to exist in a universe with many observers who believe they are human”.
Is that correct? If so, does your proof prove this stronger claim?