Great, I’ll work on that. That’s exactly what I should ask my self. And if I find that the rule of do that with highest expected utility fails on the smoking lesion problem, I’ll ask why I want to go with the dominant strategy (as I predict I will).
The only reason that I have to trust expected utility particularly is that I have a geometric metaphor, which forces me to believe the rule, if I believe certain basic things about utility.
Great, I’ll work on that. That’s exactly what I should ask my self. And if I find that the rule of do that with highest expected utility fails on the smoking lesion problem, I’ll ask why I want to go with the dominant strategy (as I predict I will).
The only reason that I have to trust expected utility particularly is that I have a geometric metaphor, which forces me to believe the rule, if I believe certain basic things about utility.