There’s Eliezer’s frequent claim, that for every randomized solution, there’s a better deterministic solution that possibly requires more thought.
This doesn’t necessarily apply. The usual caveat with the anti-randomization advocation is “except when defeating more intelligent or more privileged enemies”. These are the same sort of considerations that the voting systems have to handle. (That is, tactical input from motivated individuals in contrived extreme worst case scenarios.)
This doesn’t necessarily apply. The usual caveat with the anti-randomization advocation is “except when defeating more intelligent or more privileged enemies”. These are the same sort of considerations that the voting systems have to handle. (That is, tactical input from motivated individuals in contrived extreme worst case scenarios.)