I’m thinking counterfactually (that’s a subsequent post, which replaces the “stratified learning” one), so the thing that distinguishes ambitious from narrow learning is that narrow learning is the same in many counterfactual situations, while ambitious learning is much more floppy/dependent on the details of the counterfactual.
I’m thinking counterfactually (that’s a subsequent post, which replaces the “stratified learning” one), so the thing that distinguishes ambitious from narrow learning is that narrow learning is the same in many counterfactual situations, while ambitious learning is much more floppy/dependent on the details of the counterfactual.
OK, I didn’t understand this comment at all but maybe I should wait until you post on counterfactuals.