I’m a little confused by this one, because in your previous response you say that you think Bob accurately represents Eliezer’s position, and now you seem to be complaining about the opposite?
Actually, I think the synthesis is that many of the things that Bob is saying are implications of Eliezer’s description and ways of getting close to Bayesian reasoning, but seem like they’re almost presented as concessions. I could try to get into some responses chosen by you if that would be helpful.
I’m a little confused by this one, because in your previous response you say that you think Bob accurately represents Eliezer’s position, and now you seem to be complaining about the opposite?
Actually, I think the synthesis is that many of the things that Bob is saying are implications of Eliezer’s description and ways of getting close to Bayesian reasoning, but seem like they’re almost presented as concessions. I could try to get into some responses chosen by you if that would be helpful.
A lot of Bob’s responses seem like natural consequences of Eliezer’s claim, but some of them aren’t.