I think it’s a good simplifying assumption, but I wonder how much of the confusion that results in philosophers deciding to one box is not understanding what a perfect predictor is. Are there any defenses of one boxing from people that believe Omega is a perfect predictor?
I think it’s a good simplifying assumption, but I wonder how much of the confusion that results in philosophers deciding to one box is not understanding what a perfect predictor is. Are there any defenses of one boxing from people that believe Omega is a perfect predictor?